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Question of the Day: What's the most interesting small town you've visited in South Africa?
Anyone using Seamonkey for browsing the web?
- Thread starter mancombseepgood
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diabolus
Executive Member
Looks to me like it's the old "Mozilla Suite" [or Netscape Suite if you go further back] , just renamed to SeaMonkey.
Basically a bulky version of Firefox [with the email+chat client built into it].
Basically a bulky version of Firefox [with the email+chat client built into it].
killadoob
Honorary Master
also firefox opens way faster
jarr
Expert Member
i had seamonkeys, once... 
mancombseepgood
Executive Member
did they have little families? with a castle? did they do tricks? please tell us... they always looked so nice in the comics, but i suspected they were just parasites that you were feeding...
OhGats
Senior Member
I believe sea monkeys are brine shrimp... goldfish seem to enjoy them too.
jarr
Expert Member
shrimp, indeed, i believe - looked nothing like the comics 
families? possibly... i think there was some 'mating' going on
as for tricks, well, if you left them in a dark room for a while, and then turn on the lights, they swam around in circles (light sensitive)
so, yeah, fish food more than anything else
families? possibly... i think there was some 'mating' going on
as for tricks, well, if you left them in a dark room for a while, and then turn on the lights, they swam around in circles (light sensitive)
so, yeah, fish food more than anything else
mancombseepgood
Executive Member
Lol - then I guess I did have some...
daphnea or something such - but for marine fish...
however, I have never browsed the web with them... but i can guess it's better than with IE.
daphnea or something such - but for marine fish...
however, I have never browsed the web with them... but i can guess it's better than with IE.