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I was Waiting for Long Time for It.
Three Cheers to All SeaMonkey Fans.
Download it From -
http://portableapps.com/apps/internet/s ... y_portable















It's your account name (not your email address unless you name your account the same as your email address instead of "Personal", "Work", etc) and it's a useless Windows feature to show your unread mail count from the login screen. And it is handled by the launcher (I just verified it myself with a test), cleaning it up on exit and restoring any UnreadMail bits left behind. Are you sure it is left behind on exit? Did you launch using the launcher (not seamonkey.exe)? Did you set it as the default handler for something and have it launched that way?webfork wrote:Made several entries to:
HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\UnreadMail\username@domain.com
Thanks for finally adding that, donald. I was always a fan of Communicator and continue to be a big fan of the included HTML editor, but didn't see any interest.donald wrote:Please vote now. SeaMonkey, Portable Edition
author of https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/seamonkey/addon/sea-fox/ wrote:Transform SeaMonkey into Firefox 3.x
author of https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/addon/tiny-menu/ wrote:Replace the standard menu bar with a tiny menu popup.
How is that possible? To many addons? Hundreds of tabs? x64 version? Electrolysis?Midas wrote:about 1GB of memory
Not in every situation, but slowdowns are nearly always a really badly behaved extension. This is one reason that Firefox is switching to the lighter weight extensions model later this year. Power users would often load up on a ton of mostly-unnecessary poorly-maintained extensions and then get frustrated that Firefox was slow and used too much memory. They'd switch to a clean version of Chrome and think "Ooo, this is so much faster" and add in just a handful of extensions that are the lighter weight kind Firefox is switching to. Not claiming this is going on here, of course, because every situation is different.billon wrote:How is that possible? To many addons? Hundreds of tabs? x64 version? Electrolysis?Midas wrote:about 1GB of memory
Only 150 MB from the start with v45 for me on XP
Was about to post the same thing. I use Firefox with about 13 (damn good) extensions, as a rule having only about 6-9 tabs open at any one time, and have on average about 380Mb mem use. Sometimes on Lifehacker tech articles about browsers, I see comments where people say they have 150-200 tabs open, and then they complain that the browser crashes on them ...billon wrote:How is that possible? To many addons? Hundreds of tabs? x64 version? Electrolysis?Midas wrote:about 1GB of memory
Only 150 MB from the start with v45 for me on XP