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While I am used to keeping programs open indefinitely, restarting K-Meleon was surprisingly hassle-free. OpenSplit macro was installed successfully, may replace (to an extent, at least) the necessity for sidebar, due to pseudo-sidebar mode. I was wondering, does K-Meleon have a sidebar? For Bookmarks, History, search results? They used to during K-Meleon 74 times and before. Session are done by K-Meleon sessions plugin. > Most likely You can still just copy the SeaMonkey profile content to K-Meleon used profile and the file formats are still compatible. (I'd never store out of covenience, sensitive data on a third party server.) > Many Firefox and SeaMoney extensions work for K-Meleon. > - There is no native implementation for sync service in K-Meleon. If you type that nickname into the address bar and hit Enter, all bookmarks of that folder will be opened. > - Edit your bookmarks and assign a nickname for the bookmarks folder. That last used to be the easiest solution.Įdited 3 time(s). They used to during K-Meleon 74 times and before.īut I have not tried the later option for a couple of years. Most likely You can still just copy the SeaMonkey profile content to K-Meleon used profile and the file formats are still compatible.

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Go to about:addons and install like in SeaMonkey. Many Firefox and SeaMoney extensions work for K-Meleon. The Netscape bookmarks format is supported by K-Meleon. Copy that file to the used K-Meleon profile. I assume current SeaMonkey and current test build from my sigature.Įxport SeaMonkey bookmarks as bookmarks / html. And, mouse gestures are interesting, despite steep learning curve. I have to say, K-Meleon seems to be pleasantly modular.

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which cannot even update themselves) or freeze as much as Pale Moon does (at least, I am not running nightly in this one but it still uses lots of RAM).

It does look too troublesome at a first glance - but then, K-Meleon is lightweight, and probably will not crash as often (at least daily) as SeaMonkey does (though, I do use nightly builds of SeaMonkey. I haven't gone through installation of K-Meleon Extensions Manager 8. I would have had more tabs in session, but with SeaMonkey crashing all the time, I had repeatedly had trouble restoring the session. Because opening hundred or so of tabs one-by-one manually is. Either I am not seeing something (which is entirely possible, the GUI is quite different), or this feature needs to be added, maybe as a Macro. Then, I found that I cannot do 'Open all in tabs' with a Bookmarks folder in K-Meleon.

What I did was: bookmark all tabs in SeaMonkey, export bookmarks from SeaMonkey into Internet Explorer, and then import Favourites into K-Meleon. While having Bookmarks, IE's Favourites, and Opera's Hotlink side-by-side inside K-Meleon is inspiring, it doesn't help with importing session or bookmarks from SeaMonkey.

However, I find it difficult to migrate bookmarks and session from previous browser.

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K-Meleon fits well because: 1) open-source 2) Gecko 3) native Windows API. I want to migrate from SeaMonkey to some other browser.

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