Re: So is this officially dead?

Well, Multizilla was a great project when starting for the first Mozilla 
Suite builds and I guess the main reason, why people continued using 
Seamonkey, even after Firefox and Thunderbird became its successor.

Personally I do not like the Firefox GUI very much and I started to use 
Google Chrome more frequently, as more and more sites are not compatible 
with Seamonkey 1.1.x. The built-in Tab-managerin SM 2.x is not that 
useful anyway without Multizilla, unfortunately. So for me SM will still 
be a mail client but not a useful browser in the future.

Dear Michael and HJ, thanks for your wor in this project and good luck 
for future projects, be it private or at work.

Have a nice summer and enjoy life, I am with you and understand what it 
means, when things are changing.

Cheers, Thomas

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