On 10/10/19 20:03, EE wrote:
Edward Diener wrote:
Is it possible to open the Composer window window of SeaMonkey without
starting SeaMonkey itself ?
Why would you expect to be able to open part of SeaMonkey without
starting SeaMonkey?
From the user perspective, you can start SeaMonkey with -edit to open
the Composer component alone, as noted earlier in this thread.
As you suggest, a SeaMonkey process is nonetheless started that will
also host any other SeaMonkey apps that the user might launch: browser,
mail, etc.
The problem with this is that the browser component is (a) much more
exposed to web idiocy that will crash the entire SeaMonkey process (b)
more likely to use a lot of memory with multiple windows and tabs that
will exhaust either available RAM or 32-bit address space.
So if OP is going to do a lot of editing in Composer, he should make
sure to minimise his browsing activity with SM; or try Blue Griffon, or
as suggested here
<https://www.dedoimedo.com/computers/html-wysiwyg-2018.html>, KompoZer,
both of which are derived from the same codebase as SM Composer.
/df
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