May 3, 2020SeaMonkey 2.53.2 releasedThe SeaMonkey project is proud to present SeaMonkey 2.53.2: The new release ofthe all-in-one Internet suite is! 2.53.2 is an incremental update from the 2.53.x branch and incorporatesa number of changes and fixes from the underlying platform code. Beforeinstalling it make a full backup of your profile and thoroughly read and followthe.SeaMonkey 2.53.2 is available in 22 languages, for Windows, MacOS x64 and Linux.Automatic upgrades from previous versionsare disabled for this release. If you need to upgrade from an earlier version,please download the full installer from the downloads section and installSeaMonkey 2.53.2 manually over the previous version.For a more complete list of major changes in SeaMonkey 2.53.2, see thesection of the, which also contain a list of known issues and answers to frequentlyasked questions. For a more general overview of the SeaMonkey project (and!),visit.We encourage testers to indiscussing and reporting problems as well as further improving the product.April 15, 2020SeaMonkey 2.53.2 Beta 1 releasedSeaMonkey 2.53.2 Beta 1 ison theSeaMonkey website.2.53.2 will be an incremental update on the 2.53.x branch and incorporates anumber of changes and fixes from the underlying platform code.

Beforeinstalling it make a full backup of your profile and thoroughly read and followthe. We encourage testersto in discussing and reportingproblems as well as further improving the product.SeaMonkey 2.53.2 Beta 1 is available in 22 languages, for Windows, MacOS x64and Linux.October 27, 2019SeaMonkey has a new sponsor!We are now proudly sponsored by:.A big thanks from the SeaMonkey team! And to all our users and readers don'tmiss the opportunity to check out the fine products or just buy some greatcoffee for your pleasure.September 4, 2019SeaMonkey and the futureWow!

Linux and Mac versions are planned for the future. Wizardry 8 bayjin map. You would need to use an older version (ExQuilla 14) to work with Thunderbird 12, which.

A new release and two news items together. What is cooking?With the SeaMonkey 2.49.5 release the 2.49.x line comes to an end. Unless acatastrophic bug is discovered 2.49.5 will be the last ESR 52 based version.Backporting security fixes and at the same time working on the next, alreadyoverdue, major release is not possible with the few remaining developers.Plans are to do further interim 2.53 versions based on a much enhanced Gecko 56base while working on bringing you the next ESR 60 based 2.57 version. After2.57 we will decide about the future.

The current Mozilla Gecko codebase hasseen a flow of constant major changes and api removals in the last 2 years andis no longer really usable for our needs. By the end of the year the SeaMonkeyproject is expected to be completely independent of Mozilla. We will see howthis pans out but we are doing our best and already have a new infrastructurein place where we do builds and website hosting.We would also like to remind everyone again that this a community projectindependent of Mozilla. So if you want to continue seeing future SeaMonkeyreleases please help by either donating money or even better help out withdevelopment. We are still committed and hope you are too.April 3, 2019Help squashing bugs in mail and newsOur Thunderbird friends ask for help squashing bugs. If you have some sparetime help them and also us because SeaMonkey and Thunderbird use a sharedcodebase for mail and news.Some Details from the announcement:We are grateful to have a very active set of users who generate a lot of bugreports and we are requesting your help in sorting them, an activity called bugtriage. We’re holding “Bug Days” on (all day, EU and US timezones)and (EU and US timezones until 4pm EDT).

During these bug days wewill log on and work as a community to triage as many bugs as possible.With several of us working at the same time we can help each other in real time– answering questions, sharing ideas ideas, and enjoying being with like-mindedpeople.No coding or special skills are required, and you don’t need to be an expert orlong term user of Thunderbird. Some things you’ll be doing if you participate:.

Help other users by checking their bug reports to see if you canreproduce the behavior of their reported problem. Get advice about your own bug report(s). Learn the basics about Thunderbird troubleshooting and how to contribute.But we hope you’ll join us on the 8th or the 13th via #tb-qa on Mozilla’s IRCso that we can put these bugs in their place which helps make Thunderbird evenbetter.