#Seamonkey help full#

No longer active in the project we own the former Council members a greatĭeal to make the current SeaMonkey the only full Internet suite left on earth.įormer Members (in alphabetical order): Philip Chee (Ratty) You are Philip Chee, an eccentric extension developer who started He is mostly doingĭevelopment in the preferences and mail/news areas of SeaMonkey. When he is not doing work for SeaMonkey heĬan be usually found fixing or playing pinball machines (rsx11m) rsx11m does development and support work. Team in 2015 to brush up his skills and got a bit more involved

#Seamonkey help software#

As a former software developer on z/OS he joined the Frank-Rainer Grahl (frg) frg does development and support work. He is doing the releases and working on the Build Config area Edmund Wong (ewong) - release engineer ewong took over from Callek as the Release Engineer for SeaMonkey. Justin Wood (Callek) Justin has been working on Mozilla since early 2003, he is currentlyĪdvising ewong in all tasks SeaMonkey release related. He wasĪlso doing the EarlyBlue and LCARStrek themes and add-ons for data He served as project coordinator until 2011. Robert Kaiser (KaiRo) KaiRo has been working on localizing the Mozilla suite (now SeaMonkey) Manager and main reviewer and has been actively involved in Mozillaĭevelopment for about two years before the SeaMonkey project was Little bit of simple C++ stuff thrown in.

#Seamonkey help code#

Members (in alphabetical order): Ian Neal (IanN) - SeaMonkey code module owner Ian does work on XUL/JS stuff (mainly UI but also some backend) with a Project, in conjunction with the Mozilla Foundation, which provides legal The SeaMonkey Council also decides on legal issues concerning the SeaMonkey The Council is responsible for actually doing the release) and being theįinal instance for decisions about features when developers disagree. Releases and what code is included in a release the release engineer of Its responsibilities include release management (deciding when to cut The SeaMonkey Council is the project leading team. The SeaMonkey Association provides legal backing for Gaining (and contributing) new features and the ongoing security updates which SeaMonkey benefits from the cross-fertilization with these other projects, by Underlies the highly successful Thunderbird and is the base for the Firefox browser. Mozilla Gecko engine, the same code which Internet browser, email & newsgroup client, HTML editor, IRC chat and webĭevelopment tools, SeaMonkey is sure to appeal to advanced users, web Such a software suite was previously made popular by Netscape and Mozilla,Īnd the SeaMonkey project continues to develop and deliver high-quality updatesĪs well as new features and improvements to this concept. The SeaMonkey project is a community effort to develop the SeaMonkey