cleaverb s computer life

SeaMonkey - edit web pages in your browser - sweet.

I have been  exploring the possibilty of going completely to a Linux OS.

One of the first things that caught my attention in Vector Linux 6.0 was all the pre-installed software. My needs are pretty basic - web browser , musicplayer,

video player, a text pad, photo editor, photo viewer, also including Java and Flash in my web browsing. While looking through the menu, SeaMonkey was the only html editor. But what is really nice is the ability to type in cyrillic text, which is something my normal software doesn’t do. SeaMonkey is another fine browser from Mozilla.

The first thing you’ll notice that is different, is when you open multiple tabs.

The “x” to close the tab is on the right side of the tab bar. The same x for each tab. It only closes the tab you have open, but it can be ‘strange’ your first time through.

This is one short post, just to say “SeaMonkey is just as good as any other browser. Just not as popular, and doesn’t get the attention it deserves. The ability to edit html right in your browser hasn’t caught on in mainstream , but i love it.

Visit  http://www.seamonkey-project.org/ for more information.