Where SeaMonkey is superior to Firefox

[mitrichr]

I would like to be able to use Firefox on my blogs, but two features in SeaMonkey always send me back.

Images:
Firefox has two separate links, Image Location to get the image, and Image to copy the image.
SeaMonkey achieves this with one link: Copy image. I can get the link once and use the same click to copy the image for my files and also to insert the image in my blog post.

New tabs:
In Firefox if I move a blog page to be next to an article, that's it, it is moved. So if I want it a second time I have to get it from bookmarks.
In SeaMonkey once I launch the folder, if I move it, I still retain the original tab in place to use again.

These two sets of features should be able to be included in Firefox.

[Brummelchen]

There are no mozilla devs reading here, waste of time.
But sm superior to firefox? Dont make me lough please.
Nothing for good if you rate it this way you should leave firefox.

[mitrichr]

I only referenced these two items. Clearly SM does a better job with these two items.

[morat]

If I remember correctly, the developers change the copy image feature because too many users were confused.

I didn't realize that...

SeaMonkey Copy Image URL
http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic ... 4&t=647199

[mitrichr]

Interesting on the image. It is so simple in SM.

Can I do anything in about:config to change the copy image feature and the need to keep getting a new tab for my blog default?

[morat]

You can't change the copy image feature by toggling a preference.

I don't know about the new tabs feature.

[mitrichr]

Brummelchen

I just re-read my first post in this thread. Nowhere did I say the SeaMonkey browser was in general superior to Firefox. I only asked about these two features which make SM much better for me for my blog work.

SeaMonkey Suite has a great history, the current iteration of the original Netscape Suite. Why Mozilla cut it and Thunderbird loose is beyond me. I do not use Thunderbird, I use Outlook. And From SeaMonkey all I use is the browser. But I cannot make Firefox my default as so much stuff that I do is blog related.

Tell me where to contact Mozilla to start a conversation about these two features.

Thanks.

[frg]

> Tell me where to contact Mozilla to start a conversation about these two features.

You can file an enhancement bug in bugzilla which will either be wontfixed or rot as unconfirmed.

[lovemyfoxy]

http://www.mozilla.org
They're very responsive to what their users need.