As you can see from this tip's title, I have even more exciting new release information for you today! Yesterday, I told you about the new Firefox 2.0.0.13 and along with that, there's a brand new SeaMonkey version as well. That's right, on March 25, 2008, SeaMonkey 1.1.9 was released and it is now available for download. The updated version fixes all kinds of security issues, so if you haven't gotten it for yourself yet, I would recommend you do so soon. Keep reading for all the important details!
SeaMonkey 1.1.9 closes out several security vulnerabilities and a few other small problems that were found in previous versions. You can see a complete list of the changes on this Web site. After you go through the list, you may recognize that a lot of the issues are very similar to what was updated in Firefox last week as well. The Mozilla company and SeaMonkey are "siblings," so they try to stay on the same security level with each other. So, basically, if you use both Firefox and SeaMonkey, you're good to go!
Like I said before, the new version of the all-in-one Internet suite can be downloaded at any time, but I urge you to get it as soon as possible. Otherwise, you're putting yourself and your computer in harm's way. You can download SeaMonkey 1.1.9 right here. Once you get there, simply click on the operating system you use and then follow the directions. It's a quick download, so you'll be up and running in no time. Enjoy it!
