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Currently I am using Mozilla 1.75 suite. I am happy with the browser and
the email part works great. I am also using the beta plugin (Sunbird)
for Calendaring and now have the equivalent of Outlook 2000 which I no
longer use.

Here is my question: While I am happy with the Mozilla Suite, what will
I gain (and loose) if I switch to Firefox and Thunderbird. Also, what
can I use to integrate calendaring.

measekite wrote:

> Currently I am using Mozilla 1.75 suite. I am happy with the browser and
> the email part works great. I am also using the beta plugin (Sunbird)
> for Calendaring and now have the equivalent of Outlook 2000 which I no
> longer use.
>
> Here is my question: While I am happy with the Mozilla Suite, what will
> I gain (and loose) if I switch to Firefox and Thunderbird. Also, what
> can I use to integrate calendaring.

its a matter of choice... yours

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measekite wrote:
> Currently I am using Mozilla 1.75 suite. I am happy with the browser and
> the email part works great. I am also using the beta plugin (Sunbird)
> for Calendaring and now have the equivalent of Outlook 2000 which I no
> longer use.
>
> Here is my question: While I am happy with the Mozilla Suite, what will
> I gain (and loose) if I switch to Firefox and Thunderbird. Also, what
> can I use to integrate calendaring.

I think the major focus going forward will be enhancing TB & FF so you
may not get all the lastest advances staying with Suite.

Himm wrote:
> measekite wrote:
>
>> Currently I am using Mozilla 1.75 suite. I am happy with the browser
>> and the email part works great. I am also using the beta plugin
>> (Sunbird) for Calendaring and now have the equivalent of Outlook 2000
>> which I no longer use.
>>
>> Here is my question: While I am happy with the Mozilla Suite, what
>> will I gain (and loose) if I switch to Firefox and Thunderbird. Also,
>> what can I use to integrate calendaring.
>
>
> I think the major focus going forward will be enhancing TB & FF so you
> may not get all the lastest advances staying with Suite.

Gecko development is all happening in the suite. Feature enhhancements
are more focused to FF, though there a quite a few extension writers who
are still focused on the suite.

The suite will be around for a while yet, and as far as page rendering
goes will be the same as Firefox.

Lee

On Fri, 21 Jan 2005 17:34:40 GMT, Leonidas Jones <>
wrote:

>Himm wrote:
>> measekite wrote:
>>
>>> Currently I am using Mozilla 1.75 suite. I am happy with the browser
>>> and the email part works great. I am also using the beta plugin
>>> (Sunbird) for Calendaring and now have the equivalent of Outlook 2000
>>> which I no longer use.
>>>
>>> Here is my question: While I am happy with the Mozilla Suite, what
>>> will I gain (and loose) if I switch to Firefox and Thunderbird. Also,
>>> what can I use to integrate calendaring.
>>
>>
>> I think the major focus going forward will be enhancing TB & FF so you
>> may not get all the lastest advances staying with Suite.
>
>Gecko development is all happening in the suite. Feature enhhancements
>are more focused to FF, though there a quite a few extension writers who
>are still focused on the suite.
>
>The suite will be around for a while yet, and as far as page rendering
>goes will be the same as Firefox.
>
>Lee

<grin> The suite had bettet be around for a while yet! I'm too old
to learn anything else.