Paul Bergsagel wrote: > Roger Fink wrote: >> I recently spent considerable time and effort upgrading to SeaMonkey >> 2.12 but then reverted back to 2.0.14 when I realized that there was >> no compatible menu editor extension. >> >> Microsoft let you do this in Word and Excel 15 years ago, and given >> the complexity of the menus and the wide differences in what people >> needed out of them, it was not a frivolous addition to Office 97. >> >> I don't know how successful the uptake of the newer versions of >> SeaMonkey has been, but right-clicking a link to open it in a new >> tab or window only to find the entries intermingled with a dozen >> others is definitely a non-starter, at least for me. Apart from >> visual distraction, the clutter is simply unmanageable. >> >> Rather than just complain about it here, I've emailed the extension >> author but haven't received a reply. I realize that in managing the >> ongoing development of a web browser there is a lot to keep an eye >> on, but I think this is dragging down what is otherwise an excellent >> browser, and I hope the people on the top floor can find a way to >> get this one done. > I'm not sure what you are saying. Have you tried right clicking on the > menu bar and selecting the option "customize" which allows the editing > of the menu? I am using the Mac version of SeaMonkey v 2.12 and the > menu is fully editable and has been for a long time.
It sounds like you are referring to general customization of the GUI, a different issue, not the content and order of menu text items. _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
