It does what BOTH Firefox AND Thunderbird do, yet with thousands fewer lines of code than Firefox by itself! There's good reason why it's the default choice of several "lightweight" Linux distros.
If you have a problem in terminal run: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:joe-nationnet/seamonkey-dev THAN DO AN UPGRADE sudo apt-get update AND THAN INSTALL sudo apt-get install seamonkey it has got an amazing html editor, under File - go to New and Compose Page - really good
Seamonkey is my browser of choice. I have upgraded to the 2.8 version and recommend it over the version existing in the repository of Isadora.
Although it works better in windows version, it kept disappearing from Linit Linux without any messages. Decided to uninstall.
I've been using it for quite some time now. It is somewhat superior to its little bro(w)ther FireFox. More robust anyway.
I enjoy using this. You can also just pick the components of the suite that you want, but if you prefer a suite over standalone programs, this is the browser package you're looking for.
I used and tested seamoneky enough long that I can say - it might be good just for 'easy' browsing, supporting many add-ons like firefox (FF) but some add-ons which work perfect in FF do not wotk in Seamonkey! E.g. tor button :-((( Do not install tor button in Seamoneky ! All will get to s... :-( You can use tor in seamonkey but must set tor settings manually or by mm3 switch add-on. Torbutton for FF works only in FF ;-)