Nuno Silva wrote: > On 2025-12-19, Dale wrote: > >> EssenSea wrote: >>> Dale <[email protected]> writes: >>> >>>> EssenSea wrote: >>>>> Dale <[email protected]> writes: >>>>> >>>>>> EssenSea wrote: >>>>>>> Dale <[email protected]> writes: >>>>> I'm noticed that the time of last mail seems unusual for sending mail in >>>>> your time zone, Is that usual for your personal life? >>>>> >>>> No idea. This mail client software is on its last leg. I need to >>>> switch to something new but don't like any of them. >>>> >>> Emacs(with it's plugin pkgs) as a mail client may be a good idea? >>> Either gnus for old style or mu4e as a relatively contemporary choose, >>> even notmuch for more modern... >> I use Seamonkey. The email part is supposed to be like Thunderbird. >> It's not. Seamonkey used to be a really good piece of software. >> Firefox and Chrome has basically taken all the users away. Most >> websites won't even load anymore. I mostly use it for email and the >> Gentoo website. I'm a HTML guy here. ;-) >> >> Still, Seamonkey is going to die one day. I really need to switch. > While I can't say I'm unbiased on this topic, I'd say currently it'll be > worth to wait and postpone a full switch. Frg has been working on the > WIP branch and when that work is done, that should handle at least a > chunk of those JS features frameworks are adopting everywhere. (It > should also make it easier to backport more changes, that were made on > top of more recent mozilla codebases.) > > BTW, 2.53.23 will work with Google reCaptcha again. Nighlies already > do. The 2.53.23 release is waiting for infrastructure changes that are > taking place. > > > (I personally use both SeaMonkey Mail&News and Gnus. I tend to do > netnews (including this list via Gmane) on Gnus out of habit and because > Emacs can run outside of X11 (while I don't have the terminal connected > and in use right now, that was one reason for this). Part of e-mail gets > handled through SeaMonkey Mail&News, including two Microsoft accounts > with OAuth2.) >
According to Matt, Seamonkey has been last-rited. Will that change anything? I don't track Seamonkey so not sure what Frg is or anything. I just know that the software has been going downhill for a while. Just trying to figure out if I need to make this switch real soon or not. Seamonkey was buried in the post and I missed it. I had to go dig for it. Thanks for the info. Dale :-) :-)
