izntmac wrote:
I have a MacBook with 10.5.7 and have used Seamonkey for years as a
browser and for email. I know I am stuck at 2.13 for version.
Seamonkey still wants to automatically update to the 2.14 version
which requires 10.6. I cannot update to Mac OS 10.6 due to this being
a school laptop. I am a teacher. I have turned off the automatic
updates in the browser and Seamonkey still updates to the 2.14. The
it will not work on my Mac so I need to reinstall 2.13 which I keep
ready to reinstall. Any other suggestions for shutting off the auto
updates?
Edit | Preferences | Advanced | Software Installation
In the bottom half of the pane, under "SeaMonkey," uncheck
"Automatically check for updates." If it doesn't check, it won't install
anything.
If you want to be warned of new versions without having them installed,
you can leave the first box checked but uncheck "Automatically download
and install the update." Then you will get a popup dialog nagging you to
install the update, and you can respond as you see fit. There are
options to install or to nag you later, and IIRC there's also one to
quit nagging.
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Paul B. Gallagher
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