Yesterday, i got the "Psst. We gots an update available to 2.01. Wanna do it?" message. I ignored it.
This morning I start my machine, I see an "updating" message, figure it is the "do dishes" extension or something, don't look closely, and Seamonkey begins updating without my OK and eventually comes up. After getting messages, I check "About Seamonkey" because I had previously had a program (Mailwasher) call the Seamonkey and it had been hardwired to call 1.1.18, which I had not uninstalled yet and it dutifully called 1.1.18 and when I noticed that i had been running 1.1.18 for a day i changed the call and now was verifying that my change took right. So anyway, i notice i now am running 2.0.1. I go to Seamonkey Help and enter the keyword "update" expecting to find a clear sentence such as "to turn automatic updating on go to yada, yada and check the dooflachee" I didn't see such lingo but got a bunch of stuff about CRL's, etc. Does Seamonkey 2.0 come with automatic updating turned on? I do not recall overtly setting that and would not have since I am not that kind of guy. If so, why did i get the "update available" message yesterday if it was going to do it anyway? Is this a new "feature? Will FF do the same thing? Is global warming really anthropogenic? jim _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
