Re: [orca-list] I AM recommending You The SeaMonkey application as amail client and WEB browser

[Jude DaShiell <jdashiel shellworld net>]

something similar happens in internet explorer 7 and above on windows xp 
and probably versions above xp.

On Thu, 4 Aug 2011, Christopher Chaltain wrote:

> My experiences with Seamonkey were very disappointing, at least for
> reading the web. I'm running Seamonkey 2.0.11 and Orca 3.1.3-xdesktop on
> Ubuntu 10.10 (Vinux 3.1).
>
> In Seamonkey, I used control+shift+s to bring up Google, typed in a
> search term and clicked on the search button. The resulting page took
> forever to be parsed by Orca, as it does in Firefox.
>
> Furthermore, the down arrow key and the structural navigation key for
> headers didn't work. Both were just stuck on the same line. The tab key
> did take me to subsequent links.
>
> This may be unique to my setup, but for me, Seamonkey is not a viable
> replacement for Firefox.
>
> On 03/08/11 13:09, Mgr. Janusz Chmiel wrote:
> > Dear users and developers of Orca,
> >     I ave found out, that SeaMonkey is ammazinly accessible GTK based
> > application. Te perfect is, that this application can be used as a WEB
> > browser, poverful HTML editor and WEB browser. The browser is fully
> > compatible with The Gecko rendering engine.
> > I have tested it with Orca and this application is working ammazingly.
> > Useful hodkeys can be used to recall The Mail client, HTML editor or WEB
> > browser. Eventhough SeaMonkey is using older release of Gecko engine,
> > than The version included in Firefox version 5.0, i have found out, that
> > this older Gecko engine can be used for displaing many kind of Web pages.
> > Seamonkey latest awailable version is very fast and there is also
> > Windows version of this program.
> > Orca structural navigation keys are working perfectly while using WEB
> > browser included in SeaMonkey.
> > So if somebody of us is searching for reliable Internet communication
> > solution, I AM strongly recommend You The SeaMonkey program. It is very
> > stable and fast and every sub task will run in The one process memory area.
> > So You do not have to run several binary modules for working with Yours
> > E-mail folders, for editing HTML content ETC.
> > HTML editor is very accessible and visually impaired users can make
> > their own WEB pages.