Dan wrote:
Mike Chalmers wrote:
Hi,
I was wondering what the differences are between the Mozilla Suite web
browser and Firefox?
From,
Mike
Well the Mozilla Suite is becoming obsolete in favor of Seamonkey (which
is essentially the same thing, but more mainstream-intended, as Firefox
was to Mozilla originally).
For the basics:
Mozilla/Seamonkey loads faster (by a large margin).
Firefox is used by far more people and thus has far more support,
extensions, and themes, etc.
Mozilla/Seamonkey is an all-in-one browser/email/website composer package.
Firefox is simply a browser.
HTH
-Dan
Seamonkey has a lot better spell checking capabilities and uses the same
profiles as mozilla/netscape. I use the seamonkey suite and am waiting
for rpms for the suite to make it to make it to extras. Mozilla will
soon be removed from core. Seamonkey will soon be in Extras.
Jim
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