I actually prefer SeaMonkey (probably because of its close resemblance to the original Netscape Navigator and Netscape Internet Suite that got me online when I jumped off AOL in 1994), but I voted for Firefox because I use it more and more. That's because either SeaMonkey development doesn't/can't keep up with Firefox versions (SeaMonkey is Firefox under the skin, after all) or because more and more web pages are trying to repeat the 1990s by optimizing for Chrome/Edge/other Chromium-based browsers (Firefox seems to be the only major browser left that isn't based on Chromium).
I use Chrome at work, because we have a choice of Edge or Chrome; at home I use SeaMonkey and for pages that won't display or work correctly in SeaMonkey, I use Firefox. Oddly, YouTube currently works better in SeaMonkey (2.53.20) than Firefox (128.6.0esr) -- Firefox seems to max out scrolling the main page about two screens deep.
I use Chrome at work, because we have a choice of Edge or Chrome; at home I use SeaMonkey and for pages that won't display or work correctly in SeaMonkey, I use Firefox. Oddly, YouTube currently works better in SeaMonkey (2.53.20) than Firefox (128.6.0esr) -- Firefox seems to max out scrolling the main page about two screens deep.
Statistics: Posted by Silent Observer — 2025-01-25 19:18 — Replies 136 — Views 159790