Rufus wrote:
Bryan v. Roache wrote:
Miles Fidelman wrote:
Bryan v. Roache wrote:
Hi, is their a way to open links in sea monkey in another browser,
like Google Chrome or Internet Explorer, by default?
Perhaps a silly question, but... why would you want to? The whole
point of Seamonkey is integration of email and web browser -
otherwise, why not just use Thunderbird or some other non-integrated
email program, with the browser of your choice?
Miles Fidelman
-- for testing websites.
Second. This is my primary way of isolating whether a site has a
problem with SM, the site itself has a problem, or SM has a
problem...but I have to close SM and force open from something other
than my default in order to do it.
...it's also how I isolate OS interface bugs in SM - which there are
still a few in the the SM OS X version.
Have a copy of that browser open. Copy the link in SeaMonkey. Then
paste that link in the other browser. I've done this when a webpage
would not display properly in SeaMonkey. For example, some of the
Microsoft pages will only display in Internet Explorer.
Rodney
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