Jim---
As far as *I've* been able to determine, the answer is "NO" (at
least on Windows 7).
SeaMonkey does not appear to care what you have set as your default
browser (I've tried FF, Chrome, and IE), and will only open its own
idiosyncratic browser.
I've resigned myself to this sub-op
Is there a page that has the directions for making such a migration?
Grant
Chris Ilias wrote:
> On 12-01-22 3:48 AM, _Daniel_ spoke thusly:
>> As I recall, what you need to do is to set one of the preferences to
>> start FF instead of the SeaMonkey browser, unfo
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