On April 5, 2021 12:17:59 AM GMT+02:00, Dale <rdalek1...@gmail.com> wrote: >Howdy, > >As some may know, I use Seamonkey for several things. Mostly for email >but using it for email leads to it being used for other things, like >clicking links in email and viewing the page in Seamonkey. I tried >switching to Thunderbird, which is supposed to be about the same thing >but I didn't like it at all. It's different and in a bad way. > >Thing is, some sites are no longer working as they should. It seems >with each upgrade, Seamonkey has more issues with things not working >correctly. I might add, most add-ons, adblock being a big one, no >longer work. They haven't had updates in ages. With all this, it makes >me wonder if Seamonkey is still viable or if it is something I have set >wrong. Is anyone else who uses Seamonkey noticing the same problems >with add-ons and sites not working right? I may start trying to make a >list of sites that don't work right. Maybe someone else can see what it >does for them. I know my financial sites act weird but without login >info, no way to really test those. I might add, it seems that sites >with security measures are the ones with the most issues. I use Firefox >for most things now. I have different profiles and even use containers >to help secure things. I really wish I liked Thunderbird and could use >that and Firefox to replace Seamonkey. Sadly, Thunderbird just isn't >for me last I checked. > >This is my Seamonkey info: > > >[ebuild U ~] www-client/seamonkey-2.53.7::gentoo >[2.53.7_beta1::gentoo] USE="chatzilla dbus gmp-autoupdate ipc roaming >startup-notification system-av1 system-harfbuzz system-icu system-jpeg >system-libevent system-libvpx system-sqlite -crypt -custom-cflags >-custom-optimization -debug -jack (-lto) -minimal (-neon) -pulseaudio >(-selinux) -test -wifi" L10N="-cs -de -en-GB -es-AR -es-ES -fr -hu -it >-ja -lt -nl -pl -pt-PT -ru -sk -sv -zh-CN -zh-TW" > > > >Anyone else seeing this or am I the only Gentoo user using Seamonkey? > >Thanks. > >Dale > >:-) :_) >
Have you considered something more modern like Neomutt? -- Hund
