Re: So is this officially dead?

Michael V. van Rantwijk schrieb:
> Trel wrote:
>> Is multizilla officially dead?
>> Site hasn't been updated in over a year, and next to nothing in 
>> newsgroup.
> Hi guys,
> 
> I am late, as usual, but passed my exams only a week ago.  With great 
> results, and on top of that also finished my driving lessons.  Got my 
> driving license only yesterday.  Waiting for my new car now ;)
> 
> 
> Dad is still doing a fabulous job for Apple, and has far greater 
> responsibilities and more people are relying on him these days, so he 
> cannot work on this project anymore.  Sorry.
> 
> The good news is that Mozilla finally gave in, and a new Permission 
> Manager will be part of the next Firefox versions.  The UI will also 
> change, just like dad predicted.  Time will tell if and when these 
> changes will be accepted by the SeaMonkay team, but until then I will be 
> using an older version of SeaMonkey ;)
> 
> Cheerio (enjoying a nice long summer holiday),
> 
> Michael


Thanks to all of you, which didn't give up the hope...

Peter Potamus, Philip Chee, I think we have finally a 
clear response, that the Multizilla project won't be 
continued by its initiator. For me the vage hope, that 
there might be an updated Multzilla version, was up to now 
enough that I didn't switch to SM 2.0.X - obviously I will 
have to change my mind.

Philip Chee, is there any hope, that Zotero might be 
available for SM2.X.X. ?

With best greetings and many thanks for your support

Andreas / Munich / 02mysminfo /
Standard-Browser up to now:
SM 1.1.19