Hmm, the way I interpret that is to unzip the file, locate the app icon and drag it into the applications folder of your macos and allow it to copy the app over. From there, drag the icon from your applications folder to your dock so it is available via your desktop.
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SeaLion - Web browser for 10.7 - 12.6
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I've also now made an e-mail client to go with SeaLion. I present to you... SeaMail.
Same download link.
I also updated SeaLion with a few UI changes. The preferences dialog is changed, and the default basic theme is changed. The backend stayed the same, so no web updates, just visual.
Same download link.
I also updated SeaLion with a few UI changes. The preferences dialog is changed, and the default basic theme is changed. The backend stayed the same, so no web updates, just visual.
New default theme is finally finished. Replaced Modern theme with Gray Modern. The blue tint didn't work well with OS X's menu bar and general color scheme. Dark mode support also added (prefs -> colors -> use dark colors) for sites that support it.
Still leaving it as version 32.2.0 as it's just UI improvements.
Still leaving it as version 32.2.0 as it's just UI improvements.
It's a GitHub problem that's been discussed before - the details are a little over my head, but it's an issue with how GitHub's implementation of PolyFill is handled by older browsers. The last time I tested things out, the latest version of Pale Moon handled GitHub just fine, but ArcticFox and InterWeb still had problems.
Glad you like it. Also thanks for reminding me.... Tonight i will update the download link with the assets fix for older browsers.
2 themes are built in. Menu - tools - addons. I'm working on including more. They have to be slightly modified from older seamonkey to work.
If you want to mess around with some logo / icon ideas, i'm not opposed to it. Download the source, then look in /navigator/branding/. Most everything is .png with the exception of a few .icns files for mac specifically. If you have some ideas, shoot me a PM with some images, and we can go from there.
A little off topic for this forum, but SeaLion is also now available for x86_64 Linux. It's "default" theme fits amazingly well with my win2k icewm desktop.
Seeing all these themes available for SeaLion makes me think back to the days when I ran Netscape 7 and Firefox 2 and 3 on my Pentium 4. Definitely plan on checking out this browser when I get the chance.
You hit the nail on the head. The browser component was ripped from early seamonkey, which was derived from netscape 6/7, and the themes that i baked in are classic firefox and grey modern. Other themes are also available in a separate download.
32.2.1 is now available for Mac and x86 Linux. Bug fix release with new Mac branding (logo courtesy @Jottin). Also check out the sealion-extras.zip for more themes and extensions.
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Release SeaLion-32.2.1 · wicknix/SeaLion
This is a small bug fix and stability update. Changes: Fixed crashes when internal script execution was blocked by extensions. Fixed crashes with WebComponents' ::slotted selector. Disabled increme...
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32.2.1 is now available for Mac and x86 Linux. Bug fix release with new Mac branding (logo courtesy @Jottin). Also check out the sealion-extras.zip for more themes and extensions.
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Release SeaLion-32.2.1 · wicknix/SeaLion
This is a small bug fix and stability update. Changes: Fixed crashes when internal script execution was blocked by extensions. Fixed crashes with WebComponents' ::slotted selector. Disabled increme...
Sidebar: work on Interweb is over and done, isn’t it? Asking for a friend using 10.6.8 on their Mac…
Correct. I uploaded the last "good" source to MG if anyone wants to try to extend it's life a little more. I've started cutting back and simplifying my work loads. 2023 and beyond will probably only consist of SL and IWPPC updates.
Considering that we're all volunteers, what you regard as simplifying is still a substantial contribution to the community and I certainly appreciate your generosity of time and effort.
I recommend seatab (puts close icon on tabs), ematrix (to block scripts) and one or the other of adblocklatitude or ublock (to block ads) at the very least.
