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Aug. 7th, 2009 08:40 pmI would like to use SeaMonkey 2.0, I really would.
but the lack of any installable tab extensions requires too much change in my browsing habits. based on my normal browsing habits, I estimate that I've been using Mozilla's suite (by whatever name) and Tabbrowser Extensions in excess of 5000 hours at this point, with essentially no changes in my configuration. that's a lot of habit to break.
also, the changes in behavior caused by the existing extensions that do work in Firefox have long since ruled that out as an option, which doesn't bode well for my future prospects.
but the lack of any installable tab extensions requires too much change in my browsing habits. based on my normal browsing habits, I estimate that I've been using Mozilla's suite (by whatever name) and Tabbrowser Extensions in excess of 5000 hours at this point, with essentially no changes in my configuration. that's a lot of habit to break.
also, the changes in behavior caused by the existing extensions that do work in Firefox have long since ruled that out as an option, which doesn't bode well for my future prospects.
