SeaMonkey 2.49.2
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Sections of this page, below :
INTRODUCTION
SeaMonkey 'Preferences' Categories:
1. Appearance
2. Browser
3. Mail-and-Newsgroups
4. Calendar
5. Composer
6. Privacy-and-Security
7. Sync
8. Advanced
MORE-INFO
CONCLUSION
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INTRODUCTION : In 2019 October, I 'upgraded' an Acer desktop computer with the Ubuntu-MATE 16.04 Linux operating system (previously installed) --- to Ubuntu-MATE 18.04.
Ubuntu-MATE 16.04 is a 2016 April release. That Ubuntu-MATE (Wikipedia link) upgrade-install is described on an
Ubuntu-MATE 18.04 INSTALL NOTES on Acer Desktop (2019 Oct) page Among the applications on the Ubuntu-MATE (Linux) Acer desktop computer was the SeaMonkey web browser (Wikipedia link) --- version 2.49.2, released in 2018 Feb. In 2020 March (and 2021 June), I did an upgrade (and data migration) of a Windows7-Dell desktop computer to a Windows10-HP desktop computer. That data migration included the migration of SeaMonkey (circa 2011 release) bookmarks on the Win7 computer to SeaMonkey (circa 2020 release) on the Win10 computer. That Win7-Dell to Win10-HP data migration was described on a Dell-to-HP Data Migration (2020-2021) page. However, the 'preferences'-settings in the old SeaMonkey (circa 2011) on the Win7-Dell computer were not recorded on a web page. When I was doing the installation of a recent release of SeaMonkey on the Win10-HP desktop computer --- and when I was preparing to do the migration of SeaMonkey (circa 2011 release) 'bookmarks' to SeaMonkey (circa 2020 release) on the Win10-HP desktop computer --- I realized it would be good to record the 'Preferences' settings of SeaMonkey on one of my computers. This page is intended to record the 'Preferences' settings of SeaMonkey 2.49.2 on my Ubuntu-MATE 18.04 Acer desktop computer --- as they were set on 28 August 2021. This page is meant to serve as a guide-and/or-comparison to the SeaMonkey settings on the Win10-HP computer (or any Windows or Linux computer in the future). 'Preferences' categories: To get to the 'Preferences' window in SeaMonkey 2.49.2, I used the toolbar path Edit > Preferences There are eight (8) preferences 'categories' shown in a list on the left of the 'Preferences' window. These 'categories' can be 'opened' to show 'sub-categories'. Each 'category' name (and 'sub-category' name) corresponds to a 'panel' of preferences (checkbuttons, radiobuttons, entry-fields, etc). The 8 'main' categories (panels) are 'depicted' below --- along with sub-categories (sub-panels) for the several main categories that correspond to features that I use.
The main 'categories' that I tailor are 'Appearance', 'Browser', 'Privacy & Security', and 'Advanced'. I do not use 'Mail & Newsgroups', 'Calendar', 'Sync', or 'Composer'. I use the Thunderbird mail client (Wikipedia link) instead of SeaMonkey-Mail. And I use a text-editor --- such as SciTE (Wikipedia link) --- instead of SeaMonkey-Composer, to make web pages. I do not use SeaMonkey-Calendar and I do not choose to 'Sync' SeaMonkey 'across all my devices'. The 8 link-sections below show important (to me) settings in each of these 8 'Preferences' panels - and their sub-panels --- especially in the 4 sections: 'Appearance', 'Browser', 'Privacy & Security', and 'Advanced'. Panel-depiction conventions: Instead of using screen-captures of the many panels (and sub-panels), in the sections below, I have used the following conventions: Titles and labels on the panels are denoted by single-quotes around the text strings. Text strings that I have added as comments are generally enclosed in parentheses or brackets. Entries in 'entry fields' are generally shown after a colon (:) at the end of the label-string for the entry field. A checkbutton that is checked will be denoted by 'C-YES' before its label-string. A checkbutton that is unchecked will be denoted by 'C-NOT' before its label-string. A radiobutton that is selected will be denoted by 'R-YES' before its label-string. A radiobutton that is not-selected will be denoted by 'R-NOT' before its label-string. A list selection will be denoted by 'LIST:' followed by the label-string of an item selected in the list. Besides section-titles, a few of the items --- such as some 'Privacy & Security' and 'Advanced' settings --- may be shown in bold, because they are an important option setting that can be used to help minimize the likelihood of computer hacking or identity theft. These notes can serve to help me check the 'Preferences' in any newer release of SeaMonkey --- on any computer, Microsoft Windows or Linux --- especially after the migration of SeaMonkey bookmarks. Enough of this introduction. A description of the SeaMonkey 2.49.2 'Preferences' follows. |
SeaMonkey 2.49.2 'Preferences':
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1. Appearance panel (and sub-panels)
'When SeaMonkey starts up, open' 'Show toolbars as' C-YES 'Show Tooltips' User Interface Language 'Select the language for text that appears in dialog boxes, menus, toolbars and button labels:' LIST: 'English (United States)' 'Language preferences will take effect shen you restart SeaMonkey.' Appearance-Content sub-panel: 'These settings influence how website and message content appears in SeaMonkey.' Website icons C-YES 'Show website icons' C-YES 'Try to use the servers favicon when the page does not define an icon' Scrolling C-NOT 'Use autoscrolling' C-NOT 'Use smooth scrolling' Zoom options 'Range from' LIST: '30' 'to' LIST: '300' '%' C-NOT 'Zoom only text instead of full pages' C-NOT 'Remember zoom levels on per-site basis' C-NOT 'Resize large images to fit in the browser window' C-YES 'Use hardware acceleration when available' C-YES 'Warn me when websites try to redirect or reload the page' Appearance-Fonts sub-panel: 'Fonts for:' LIST: 'Western'
C-YES 'Allow documents to use other fonts' Appearance-Colors sub-panel: 'Text and Background' 'Text:' (black) 'Background:' (white) C-NOT 'Use system colors' 'Link Colors' 'Unvisited Links:' (blue) 'Active Links:' (red) 'Visted Links:' (dark-blue) C-YES 'Underline links' 'When a web page provides its own colors and background' R-NOT 'Always use the colors and background specified by the web page' R-NOT 'Use my chosen colors ignoring the colors and background image specified' R-YES ' Only ignore the page colors when using a High Contrast theme' Appearance-Spelling sub-panel: 'General' 'Language:' LIST: 'English/United States'
'When typing, check my spelling:' LIST: 'in multiline boxes' 'Mail & Newsgroups' C-NOT 'Check spelling before sending' C-YES 'Check spelling as you type' |
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2. Browser panel (and sub-panels)
'Default Browser'
BUTTON: 'Set Default Browser'
'Display on' LIST: 'Browser Startup' R-NOT 'Blank page' R-YES 'Home page' R-NOT 'Last page visited' R-NOT 'Restore Previous Session' 'When restoring sessions and windows' R-NOT 'Restore all tabs immediately' R-YES 'Restore' LIST: '3' 'tab(s) at a time' R-NOT 'Only restore tabs when I need them' 'Clicking the Home button takes you to this group of pages:'
LIST: (You could have more than one URL in this list area.) (There are 4 buttons on the right of this list area.)
BUTTON: 'Choose File...' (I may have set 'duckduckgo.com' as the Home-group by going to that page and then using the 'Use Current Page' button.) Browser-History sub-panel: 'Browsing History' 'History is a list of previously visited pages.' BUTTON: 'Clear History' C-YES 'Remember visited pages' 'Location Bar History'
'Clear the list of websites stored in the location bar menu.' BUTTON: 'Cear Location Bar' 'Form and Search History'
'Remember form and search history for up to' LIST: '180' 'days' Browser-Languages sub-panel: 'Languages for Web Pages'
'Web pages are sometimes available in more than one language. Choose
languages for displaying web pages, in order of preference.'
LIST AREA: 'Move Up', 'Move Down', 'Add...', and 'Remove' You could use 'Add...' to add more languages.) 'Text Encoding for Legacy Content' 'Used for legacy content that fails to declare its encoding.'
'Fallback Text Encoding:' LIST: 'Default for Current Locale' Browser-Helper-Applications sub-panel:
(There is an ENTRY FIELD for 'Search Types and Actions':
(When you click on the Action, such as 'Always ask', a drop-down menu of options appears and SeaMonkey does a pretty good job of offering suitable options for the 'Content Type'.)
(For example, for 'WAV audio' the menu shows:)
(For example, for 'MP3 audio' the menu shows:)
For example, for 'MPEG-4 video' the menu shows:)
(And for 'PDF document' the menu shows:)
(And for 'EXE file' the menu shows:) Browser-Location-Bar sub-panel: 'Autocomplete' C-NOT 'Automatically suggest websites from History' C-NOT 'Automatically suggest websites from Bookmarks'
C-NOT 'Automatically prefill the best match'
C-YES 'Show list of matching results' C-NOT 'Show default internet search engine' 'Formatting' C-YES 'Highlight the effective domain for websites and FTP servers' C-YES 'Highlight web pages with a high level of connection security' 'Unknown locations' C-YES 'Add "www." and ".com" to the location if a web page is not found'
C-NOT 'Perform a web search when entered text is not a web location' Browser-Internet-Search sub-panel: 'Default search engine'
'Search using:' LIST: 'DuckDuckGo' BUTTON: 'Manage Search Engines...' 'Search results' C-NOT 'Open new tabs for sidebar search results' C-YES 'Open a tab instead of a window for a context menu web search' C-NOT 'Open the Search tab in the sidebar when a search is invoked' (You may want to 'personalize' these seach-tab settings with different choices.) Browser-Tabbed-Browsing sub-panel: 'Tab Display' C-YES 'Hide the tab bar when only one tab is open' C-NOT 'Switch to new tabs opened from links' C-YES 'Warn me when closing a window with multiple tabs' C-YES 'Open related tabs after current tab' 'When opening a bookmark group' R-NOT 'Add tabs'
R-YES 'Replace existing tabs' 'Open tabs instead of windows for' C-YES 'Middle-click, Ctrl+click or Ctrl+Enter on links in a web page'
C-YES 'Ctrl+Enter in the Location bar'
'Open in a new tab instead of a stand-alone window' C-NOT 'Data Manager'
C-YES 'Add-ons Manager'
Browser-Link-Behavior sub-panel:
'Link open behavior'
R-NOT 'The current tab/window' R-YES 'A new tab in the current window'
R-NOT 'A new window'
'When scripts want to open a new window:' R-NOT 'Always divert windows into tabs' R-YES 'Do not divert custom windows into tabs'
R-NOT 'Always open new windows'
'Links from other applications'
R-NOT 'The current tab/window' R-YES 'A new tab in the current window'
R-NOT 'A new window'
Browser-Downloads sub-panel: 'When starting a download' R-NOT 'Do not open anything' R-NOT 'Open a progress dialog'
R-YES 'Open the download manager'
'When saving a file' R-NOT 'Save files to' LIST: 'Downloads' BUTTON: 'Choose Folder...' R-YES 'Always ask me where to save files' 'Download history'
'Remove download entries' LIST: 'Never' 'When a download completes' C-NOT 'Play a sound' C-YES 'Show an alert' |
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3. Mail-and-Newsgroups panel
(Since I do not use SeaMonkey-Mail or SeaMonkey-Newsgroups, I do not show the 'preferences' for this category of SeaMonkey-preferences.) |
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4. Calendar panel
(Since I do not use SeaMonkey-Calendar, I do not show the 'preferences' for this category of SeaMonkey-preferences.) |
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5. Composer panel
(Since I do not use SeaMonkey-Composer, I do not show the 'preferences' for this category of SeaMonkey-preferences.) |
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6. Privacy & Security panel (and sub-panels)
'User tracking'
C-YES 'Tell websites that I do not want to be tracked'
C-YES 'Prevent tracking activities by known sites' C-YES 'Warn me when known tracking activities were detected'
'Location Aware Browsing'
R-YES 'Prompt me for permission if a request is made'
R-NOT 'Disable this feature and deny all requests'
'Safe Browsing'
C-YES 'Block reported attack sites (malware, viruses)' C-YES 'Block reported web forgeries (Phishing)'
(Best to set these ON even if they incur extra processing Privacy-Security-Private-Data sub-panel: 'Clear Private Data' C-YES 'Always clear my private data when I close SeaMonkey' C-YES 'Ask me before clearing private data' BUTTON: 'Clear Now...' 'When I ask SeaMonkey to clear my private data, it should erase:' C-YES 'Browsing History' C-YES 'Location Bar History' C-YES 'Download History' C-YES 'Saved Form and Search History' C-YES 'Cache' C-YES 'Cookies' C-YES 'Offline Website Data' C-YES 'Saved Passwords' C-YES 'Authenticated Sessions'
(NOTE: Privacy-Security-Cookies sub-panel: 'Cookie Acceptance Policy' R-NOT 'Block cookies' R-YES 'Allow cookies for the originating website only (no 3rd-party cookies)' R-NOT 'Allow third-party cookies for previously visited websites only' R-NOT 'Allow all cookies'
(NOTE: 'Cookie Retention Policy' R-NOT 'Accept cookies normally' R-YES 'Accept for current session only' R-NOT 'Accept cookies for' LIST: '90' 'days' 'Manage Cookies and Sites' Allows you to view and manage stored cookies and per-website settings for accepting and rejecting cookies. Per-website settings will override the settings above. BUTTON: 'Cookie Manager' Privacy-Security-Images sub-panel:
'Image Acceptance Policy'
R-NOT 'Do not load any images' R-NOT 'Only load images that come from the originating server' R-YES 'Load all images' BUTTON: 'Manage Permissions' 'Animated images should loop' R-YES 'As many times as the image specifies' R-NOT 'Once' R-NOT 'Never' Privacy-Security-Popup-Windows sub-panel: 'Popup Windows' C-YES 'Block unrequested popup windows' BUTTON: 'Manage Permissions' 'When a popup window has been blocked:' C-NOT 'Play a sound:' C-YES 'Display an icon in the browser status bar' C-YES 'Display a notification bar at the top of the content area' 'Note: Blocking all popups may prevent important features of some websites from working, such as login windows for banks and shopping websites. For details of how to allow specific websites to use popups while blocking all others, click Help. Even if blocked, websites may use other methods to show popups.' Privacy-Security-Passwords sub-panel: 'Password Manager' 'Password Manager stores your login information for password-protected websites, mail servers, and news servers, and enters the information automatically when needed.' C-NOT 'Remember passwords' BUTTON: 'Manage Stored Passwords'
(NOTE: Privacy-Security-Master-Passwords sub-panel: 'Change Master Password' 'Your master password protects sensitive information such as web passwords and certificates.' BUTTON: 'Change Password...'
'Master Password Timeout'
R-YES 'The first time it is needed' R-NOT 'Every time it is needed' R-NOT 'If it has not been used for' LIST: '0' 'minutes or longer' 'Reset Master Password' 'If you reset your master password, all of your stored web and e-mail passwords, form data, personal certificates, and private keys will be lost. BUTTON: 'Reset Password'
(NOTE: Privacy-Security-SSL/TLS sub-panel: 'SSL/TLS Protocol Versions' 'You can restrict which encryption protocols to use for secure connections. Choose a single version or a contiguous range of versions.' 'Enable:' C-YES 'TLS 1.0' C-YES 'TLS 1.1' C-YES 'TLS 1.2' (NOTE: TLS 1.1 was set ON and grayed out --- i.e. unchangeable.) 'SSL/TLS Warnings' 'SeaMonkey can alert you to the security status of the web page you are viewing. Set SeaMonkey to show a warning when:'
C-NOT 'Loading a page that supports encryption'
'Mixed Content' 'Encrypted pages may contain unencrypted content that is vulnerable to eavesdropping or forgery. SeaMonkey can detedt and block it:'
C-YES 'Warn me when encrypted pages contain insecure content'
Privacy-Security-Certificates sub-panel: 'Client Certificate Selection' 'Decide how SeaMonkey selects a security certificate to present to websites that require one:' R-NOT 'Select Automatically' R-YES 'Ask Every Time' 'Manage Certificates' 'Use the Certificate Manager to manage your personal certificates, as well as those of other people and certificate authorities.' BUTTON: 'Manage Certificates...' 'Manage Security Devices' 'Use this button to manage your security devices, such as smart cards.' BUTTON: 'Manage Security Devices...' 'OCSP' C-YES 'Use the Online Certificate Status Protocol (OCSP) to confirm the current validity of certificates' C-NOT 'When an OCSP server connection fails, treat the certificate as invalid'
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7. Sync panel
(I do not sync SeaMonkey-preferences 'across devices', since syncing would introduce extra processing and network traffic that I prefer to eliminate. I like the settings on other devices, such as cell-phones, as they are --- without the possibility of mucking them up via syncing.) (This panel simply shows the following message and button --- in the center of the Sync panel.)
'SeaMonkey Sync lets you access your BUTTON: 'Set Up SeaMonkey Sync' |
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8. Advanced panel (and sub-panels) 'System Integration' C-NOT 'Check default application settings on startup' 'Crash Reporter' C-NOT 'Submit crash reports' 'Developer Tools' C-NOT 'Allow a debugger to connect to SeaMonkey' C-NOT 'Allow connections from other computers' C-YES 'Prompt for incoming connections' 'Port number for connection:' LIST: '6000'
(NOTE: Advanced-Scripts-&-Plugins sub-panel: 'Eable JavaScript for' C-YES 'Browser'
( Unfortunately, there is no short-cut button on the main SeaMonkey window by which to quickly turn JavaScript interpretation ON-and-OFF. You need to use the 4-level toolbar path Edit > Preferences > Advanced > Scripts & Plugins to get to this panel and turn JavaScript OFF or ON.
There is at least one web browser that has such a shortcut button
--- evidence that it is possible and desirable. 'Allow scripts to:' C-NOT 'Move or resize existing windows' C-NOT 'Raise or lower windows' C-NOT 'Hide the status bar' C-NOT 'Change status bar text' C-NOT 'Diable or replace context menus'
(NOTE: 'Enable Plugins for' C-YES 'Suite' C-NOT 'Mail & Newsgroups' 'When a page requires plugins'
C-NOT 'Activate all plugins by default'
Advanced-Keyboard-Navigation sub-panel:
(NOTE: 'Tab Key Navigation' 'When Tab or Shift+Tab is pressed, move between:' C-YES 'Links' C-YES 'Buttons, radio buttons, checkboxes, and selection lists' 'Note: text boxes and scrollable regions are always part of the tabbing order' 'Browse With Caret' 'Caret browsing enables you to navigate and select within pages using the cursor keys to move a visible caret.' C-NOT 'Use caret browsing' C-YES 'Use the F7 shortcut to toggle caret browsing' C-YES 'Warn me before turning on caret browsing' Advanced-Find-As-You-Type sub-panel:
(NOTE: 'Find As You Type' C-YES 'Find automatically when typing within a web page:' R-NOT 'Any text in the page' R-YES 'Links only' 'Tip: To manually start Find As You Type, type / [slash] to find text or ' [single-quote] to find links, followed by the text you want to find.' C-YES 'Play a sound when typed text is not found' C-YES 'Clear the current search after a few seconds of inactivity' C-YES 'Show the find toolbar during find as you type' 'Note: Find as you type without showing the findbar does not allow international text entry.' Advanced-Cache sub-panel: 'Set Cache Options' 'The cache keeps copies of frequently visited web pages on your hard disk. (Clicking Reload always shows you the latest version of a page.)' 'Your cache is currently using 138 KB of disk space.' (NOTE: This figure will vary.) C-YES 'Let SeaMonkey manage the size of my cache'
'Use up to' LIST: '350' 'MB of disk space for the cache' BUTTON: 'Clear Cache' 'Cache Folder Location:' /home/userid/.cache/mozilla/seamonkey/eynie5ld.default BUTTON: 'Choose Folder...' (NOTE: Typically just use this default directory name entry.) 'Cache files will be stored in a subfolder named "Cache" of the directory you specify. Restart SeaMonkey for changes to take effect.' 'Compare the page in the cache to the page on the network:'
LIST: 'When the page is out of date' 'Link Prefetching' C-NOT 'Prefetch web pages when idle, so that links in web pages designed for prefetching can load more quickly' You may want to try prefetching turned-OFF to eliminate some SeaMonkey web browser processing that may not be needed.) Advanced-Offline-Apps sub-panel: 'Offline Web Content and User Data' 'Your offline storage currently uses 0 bytes of disk space.' BUTTON: 'Clear' R-NOT 'Allow all websites to store data for offline use' R-YES 'Only allow websites with explicit permissions' BUTTON: 'Manage Permissions' C-YES 'Notify me when websites want to store data for offline use' 'The following websites are using offline storage:'
Large LIST AREA: BUTTON: 'Clear Data...' [grayed out] Advanced-Proxies sub-panel: 'A Proxy is a network service that can filter and speed up your internet connection.' 'Configure Proxies to Access the Internet' R-NOT 'Direct connection to the internet' R-NOT 'Automatically discover the proxy configuration' R-YES 'Use system proxy settings' (NOTE: This is the typical setting for home use.) R-NOT 'Automatic proxy configuration URL:' [blank entry field] BUTTON: 'Reload' (grayed-out) R-NOT 'Manual proxy configuration:' 'Proxy:' [blank entry field] 'Port:' LIST: '0' (grayed-out) BUTTON: 'Advanced...' (grayed-out) 'No Proxy for:' LIST AREA: 'localhost, 127.0.0.1' (grayed-out) 'Example: .mozilla.org, .net.nz, 192.168.1.0/24' Advanced-HTTP-Networking sub-panel: 'HTTP connections may be fine-tuned using these options to enhance either performance or compatibility. Some proxy servers, for example, are known to require HTTP/1.0 (see the release notes for details).' 'Direct Connection Options' R-NOT 'Use HTTP 1.0' R-YES 'Use HTTP 1.1' C-NOT 'Enable Pipelining' 'Proxy Connection Options' R-NOT 'Use HTTP 1.0' R-YES 'Use HTTP 1.1' C-NOT 'Enable Pipelining' 'WARNING: pipelining is an experimental feature, designed to improve page-load performance, that is unfortunately not well supported by some web servers and proxies.' 'User Agent String' C-YES 'Advertise Firefox compatibility' C-YES 'Advertise Lightning installation' 'WARNING: disabling these settings may result in websites or services not working properly.' Advanced-Software-Installation sub-panel: 'Add-ons' C-NOT 'Allow websites to install add-ons and updates'
C-YES 'Automatically check for updates' R-YES 'daily' R-NOT 'weekly'
C-NOT 'Automatically download and install the updates' C-NOT 'Personalize add-on recommendations' LINK: 'Manage Add-ons' 'SeaMonkey' C-YES 'Automatically check for updates' R-NOT 'daily' R-YES 'weekly' C-NOT 'Automatically download and install the update'
(NOTE: Advanced-Mouse-Wheel sub-panel: 'Specify mouse wheel behavior when used with this modifier key:'
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There are four selectable panels labelled: 'No modifier key' panel: Vertical scrolling R-NOT 'Do nothing' R-YES 'Scroll the document' R-NOT 'Move back and forward in the browsing history' R-NOT 'Zoom the page in or out' 'Mouse wheel speed:' LIST: '100' '%' C-NOT 'Reverse direction' Horizontal scrolling R-YES 'Same as vertical scrolling' R-NOT 'Do nothing' R-NOT 'Scroll the document' R-NOT 'Move back and forward in the browsing history' R-NOT 'Zoom the page in or out' 'Mouse wheel speed:' LIST: '100' '%' C-NOT 'Reverse direction' 'Alt' key panel: Vertical scrolling R-NOT 'Do nothing' R-NOT 'Scroll the document' R-YES 'Move back and forward in the browsing history' R-NOT 'Zoom the page in or out' 'Mouse wheel speed:' LIST: '100' '%' C-NOT 'Reverse direction' Horizontal scrolling R-YES 'Same as vertical scrolling' R-NOT 'Do nothing' R-NOT 'Scroll the document' R-NOT 'Move back and forward in the browsing history' R-NOT 'Zoom the page in or out' 'Mouse wheel speed:' LIST: '100' '%' C-NOT 'Reverse direction' 'Ctrl' key panel: Vertical scrolling R-NOT 'Do nothing' R-NOT 'Scroll the document' R-NOT 'Move back and forward in the browsing history' R-YES 'Zoom the page in or out' 'Mouse wheel speed:' LIST: '100' '%' C-NOT 'Reverse direction' Horizontal scrolling R-YES 'Same as vertical scrolling' R-NOT 'Do nothing' R-NOT 'Scroll the document' R-NOT 'Move back and forward in the browsing history' R-NOT 'Zoom the page in or out' 'Mouse wheel speed:' LIST: '100' '%' C-NOT 'Reverse direction' 'Shift' key panel: Vertical scrolling R-NOT 'Do nothing' R-YES 'Scroll the document' R-NOT 'Move back and forward in the browsing history' R-NOT 'Zoom the page in or out' 'Mouse wheel speed:' LIST: '100' '%' C-NOT 'Reverse direction' Horizontal scrolling R-YES 'Same as vertical scrolling' R-NOT 'Do nothing' R-NOT 'Scroll the document' R-NOT 'Move back and forward in the browsing history' R-NOT 'Zoom the page in or out' 'Mouse wheel speed:' LIST: '100' '%' C-NOT 'Reverse direction' END of SeaMonkey 'Preferences' setting examples.
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FOR MORE INFORMATION: To find more information on SeaMonkey and its settings, you can try WEB SEARCHES on keywords such as the following. 'SeaMonkey preferences settings' 'SeaMonkey Appearance preferences' 'SeaMonkey Browser preferences' You can also try Wikipedia pages like the following, and following links on those pages for even more information. Wikipedia page - 'Transport Layer Security' (TLS - and SSL) Wikipedia page - 'Opportunistic TLS' (STARTTLS) Wikipedia page - 'HTTPS' (Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure) Wikipedia page - 'Certificate authority' (CA) Wikipedia page - 'Tab (interface)' (Tabbed browsing) Wikipedia page - 'Helper application' Wikipedia page - 'Plug-in (computing)' Wikipedia page - 'Browser extension' Wikipedia page - 'HTTP cookie' Wikipedia page - 'In-session phishing' Wikipedia page - 'Cache (computing)' Wikipedia page - 'Hypertext Transfer Protocol' (HTTP/1=HTTP1.1 HTTP/2 HTTP/3) Wikipedia page - 'Proxy server' |
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CONCLUSION: These 'SeaMonkey 2.49.2 Preferences Notes' may be used to help me check on SeaMonkey 'Preferences' settings --- for example, for the SeaMonkey release installed in 2020/2021 on an afore-mentioned HP-Windows10 desktop computer. These 'SeaMonkey Preferences Notes' may be used to help me if/when I have to migrate to a new release of SeaMonkey --- for example, if I have to do another data migration from a Windows 10 computer to a Windows 11 computer --- or when I have to set up SeaMonkey (and its bookmarks) on another Linux computer. One could bring this web page up in a web browser on any Microsoft Windows or Linux computer, and check SeaMonkey 'Preferences' on that computer by comparing to the notes on this page. Hence, this web page is provided on the internet --- to help me, and perhaps others. |
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