Seamonkey 1.1.6 Removes Bug

Nov 07, 2007

Kristian Kißling

The latest version of the Mozilla successor, Seamonkey, removes minor graphics bugs and includes security updates.

As nobody is interested in removing security holes from older Seamonkey browsers, the developers advise users of older Seamonkey, Mozilla or Netscape versions to migrate to the new Seamonkey.

The Seamonkey project page has downloads of the browser for Linux, Windows, and Mac OS X.

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