SeaMonkey 88x31 Buttons

[JohnB_XP]

These buttons used to be pretty popular, usually said "Get Internet Explorer" or "Netscape Now". I made SeaMonkey ones for my retro-themed website, feel free to use them for whatever.

[therube]

Your links didn't seem to show, so:

[Snake4]

is Seamonkey still Technically known as " Mozilla Seamonkey " or is it just " Seamonkey "

[James]

Why would it be Mozilla SeaMonkey when it is not a Mozilla product?

SeaMonkey is a community effort in keeping the old discontinued Mozilla Application Suite going.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SeaMonkey

[Snake4]

Why would it be Mozilla SeaMonkey when it is not a Mozilla product?

SeaMonkey is a community effort in keeping the old discontinued Mozilla Application Suite going.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SeaMonkey

a bit like Thunderbird James, its no longer Mozilla afaik.

[James]

I know Thunderbird is technically no longer a Mozilla product however there are still some Mozilla involvement.
https://blog.mozilla.org/thunderbird/2017/05/thunderbirds-future-home/

SeaMonkey on the other hand is completely separate from Mozilla. That is why the suite was continued under the SeaMonkey name (back in 2006) and not continuing as the Mozilla Application Suite. To call it as Mozilla SeaMonkey will only confuse people in thinking it is a Mozilla product or that Mozilla still has some involvement.

It is possible the OP did not know that SeaMonkey is not a Mozilla product or that it has never been called that.

[ElTxolo]

Why would it be Mozilla SeaMonkey when it is not a Mozilla product?

SeaMonkey is a community effort in keeping the old discontinued Mozilla Application Suite going.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SeaMonkey

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If you use GNU/Linux, and type seamonkey -v in a terminal you get Mozilla SeaMonkey 2.49.4 as a result:





And I don't know what the motive is ...

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Cheers!!

[therube]

SeaMonkey on the other hand is completely separate from Mozilla.

Not so sure that is "technically correct" either .
And not that I'm particularly sure just where things stand?

Mozilla may still "own" SeaMonkey.
Though SeaMonkey is a long forgotten child.
One I'm sure Mozilla would wish would simply die.
(Wonder how that fits in with their "manifesto"?)
Mozilla certainly wishes Thunderbird would be on its own - entirely - now, rather then later.

Mozilla does not consider SeaMonkey in any decisions it makes.
Mozilla does still provide services for SeaMonkey (hosting releases & whatnot).
Mozilla still gets crash reports (from Release versions of SeaMonkey, not WG9's [AFAIK]).
(Given that SeaMonkey rarely crashes, that's kind of a moot point .)
And I'm sure more, that I'm not thinking (or aware) of.
Certain persons in "Mozilla" (including Thunderbird) help out, if they can.

[JohnB_XP]

SeaMonkey used to be listed on the Mozilla Products page, back in the day. And, technically "SeaMonkey and the SeaMonkey logo are registered trademarks of the Mozilla Foundation." Just checked if my memories are correct using the Internet Archive.



I kinda based the designed around old Firefox buttons, though if the SeaMonkey community hates Mozilla I suppose I'd remove it lol.

[JohnB_XP]

The image links I'm using are working for me, idk if they're working for you folks.

[therube]

What you are seeing, is cached, locally, on your end.
Others cannot.
(Or, they're displayed because you're logged in [to Google].)

The links, as you've posted them, are not valid - for this board.

You have, & does not work:

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[img]https://sites.google.com/a/vhhscougars.org/johnsearch/bangaroo-image-database/88-x-31-web-buttons/SeaMonkeySuite.png?attredirects=0[/img]


This will work:

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[img]https://sites.google.com/a/vhhscougars.org/johnsearch/bangaroo-image-database/88-x-31-web-buttons/SeaMonkeySuite.png[/img]


[TPR75]

What you are seeing, is cached, locally, on your end.
Others cannot.
(Or, they're displayed because you're logged in [to Google].)

I can see them. Maybe because I'm logged-in to my Google account...

[Frank Lion]

What you are seeing, is cached, locally, on your end.
Others cannot.
(Or, they're displayed because you're logged in [to Google].)

I cannot see them. Maybe because I'm not logged-in to any Google account...

[TPR75]

What you are seeing, is cached, locally, on your end.
Others cannot.
(Or, they're displayed because you're logged in [to Google].)

I cannot see them. Maybe because I'm not logged-in to any Google account...

If other user(-s) can see it means it's not "cached locally"...

[Frank Lion]

What you are seeing, is cached, locally, on your end.
Others cannot.
(Or, they're displayed because you're logged in [to Google].)

I cannot see them. Maybe because I'm not logged-in to any Google account...

If other user(-s) can see it means it's not "cached locally"...

Fascinating...