DoctorBill wrote:
My old XP run computer finally died. Previous Post on this News Group.
I bought a used Business Computer with Windows & Professional on it.
However, being a SeaMonkey Fan for YEARS - I loaded and am running
SeaMonkey 2.46 now.
Can I use the Control Panel's "Add/Remove" to safely remove FireFox w/o
now harming my SeaMonkey program ?
I wonder because they are Both Mozilla and may now share things between
them.
It's safe to remove -- there's no sharing.
Although it's not something that you'll want to do, it's actually
possible to install multiple versions of Firefox on the same computer
(e.g., 32 and 64 bit versions, or current version, and most recent
beta). Each installation has its own location in the Program Files
folder, and there isn't any sharing, even among Firefox versions. If you
do something like that, the only limitation is that you don't want both
installed versions running simultaneously, if they're accessing the same
user profile.
I have a virtual machine that I use for testing, where I have multiple
installs of Firefox active (current version and latest beta), and
there's no problem with having both.
For you, if you're a Seamonkey user, feel free to toast all your Firefox
installations, and it won't affect your Seamonkey installation.
Smith
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