Your Web Browser in 2014?

[cruelsister]

SeaMonkey Forever.

 

[Oxygen]

SeaMonkey Forever.

What is seamonkey?

 

[cruelsister]

SeaMonkey is an offshoot of the Mozilla project (similar source code) and is actually a suite (browser, email client, IRC, etc). It is community developed like Firefox, so has frequent updates and has Nightlies. Extensions are available, but not all that many.

The good thing is those that develop SeaMonkey have never really screwed with the basic premise of what a browser should be. In essence, a retro-browser.

http://www.seamonkey-project.org/

 

[musings4]

At the moment, I'm using the Yandex browser as my default browser and Firefox beta as an secondary browser. I must say that I'm impressed with it so far with some of its features (built-in speed dial & Opera turbo-like mechanism) and using the same core engine as in Chrome , albeit its one version behind.

 

[sunil22]

My 3 browsers
1:- Chrome
2:- IE11
3:- Firefox.

My default browser is IE 11 and works perfect on Win 7
Chrome i use due to ease of search and translation
Firefox goes good but i do not use much only when required

Happy with this combination

 

[Littlebits]

SeaMonkey is an offshoot of the Mozilla project (similar source code) and is actually a suite (browser, email client, IRC, etc). It is community developed like Firefox, so has frequent updates and has Nightlies. Extensions are available, but not all that many.

The good thing is those that develop SeaMonkey have never really screwed with the basic premise of what a browser should be. In essence, a retro-browser.

http://www.seamonkey-project.org/

SeaMonkey is based on the source-code from Netscape Navigator, when AOL released the code to Mozilla they developed the Mozilla Suite which eventually became SeaMonkey. They then formed a branch call the Phoenix project edited the code and made Firebird which eventually became Firefox.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Firefox

You can compare SeaMonkey to Netscape Navigator and see the similarities.

You can still use the old Netscape Navigator 4.x skin- https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/seamonkey/addon/classic-default/

Enjoy!!

 

[Moose]

Updated Opera browser will block Heartbleed vulnerabilities.
by The Windows Club

http://news.thewindowsclub.com/updated-opera-will-block-heartbleed-vulnerabilities-68064/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed: TheWindowsClub (The Windows Club)