Roger Fink wrote: snip
You can actually replicate the integrated feel of the SeaMonkey suite to a significant degree merely by installing minimize-to-tray for the two applications TB & FF, and a common theme such as Mostly Crystal. So if you get into trouble with either one, well then what happens in Las Vegas stays in Las Vegas. I actually go to the extreme of using a separate newsreader program to REALLY keep my mistakes compartmentalized, but I believe under the rules of posting here, I'm not allowed to mention what it is.
I agree, this is a valid and smart approach if you don't mind having two programs open instead of one, which makes actually little difference I guess on most machines. I go one step further: since I have an ingrained preference for SM which probably dates back to the Netscape years, I only run SM, but keep FF and TB available. And I try to minimize the number of mistakes I make :-) ... and keep available a backup on a separate machine in case I do make one (usually, installing an extension I should not have tried!).
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