[Ietab] SeaMonkey Compatible?

[Brian Kennelly]

Jeff Lee wrote:
> Thanks again for your speedy reply.  I will snag v1.09 and what you 
> found out about v1.10 explains things perfectly.  Likewise, I will try 
> the install.js trick you mentioned, too.  Yes, hopefully we can 
> convince the developers to support SeaMonkey.  Like you, I am not a 
> big Firefox person.  It is a good browser, but SeaMonkey fits in 
> better with how I surf the web.  Thank you again for your timely 
> assistance.  Have a great evening...
>
> Brian Kennelly wrote:
>> Jeff Lee wrote:
>>> Hello Brian,
>>>
>>> Thank you for replying to my question.  I am currently using 
>>> SeaMonkey 1.05 (from the candidate folder) and I attempted to 
>>> install IE Tab v1.10.  I checked out the installation file and it 
>>> only has installation code for Firefox and Flock.  When I sent my 
>>> message, I forgot that the IE Tab page on Mozilla Update should have 
>>> prior versions.  I will go there and attempt to install them working 
>>> from newest to oldest until one installs.  BTW, what versions are 
>>> you using?
>> I am running IETab 1.0.9  on SeaMonkey 1.0.5 and SeaMonkey  1.5a.    
>> I did not know about the IETab 1.1.0 release.
>> I just checked CVS, and some damn fool decided to remove the 
>> install.js file.  Without it, IETab will not install on Mozilla or 
>> SeaMonkey.  If I get a chance, I will try to use the last install.js 
>> file with the new XPI.  Maybe we can convince the developers that 
>> some of us don't want to settle for FireFox.
>>
>>
It looks like a lot of Mozilla/SeaMonkey code was removed in August.  I 
don't know why, or how much work it would take to put it back in.

I hate to fork the project, but IETab is useless to me if it will not 
run in SeaMonkey.