seamonkey(1)

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NAME

6       seamonkey - an internet application suite (browser, mail, etc.)
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SYNOPSIS

10       seamonkey [OPTIONS] [URL]
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DESCRIPTION

14       SeaMonkey  is an all-in-one Internet application suite (previously made
15       popular by Netscape and Mozilla).  It includes an Internet browser, ad‐
16       vanced  e-mail, newsgroup and feed client, a calendar, IRC client, HTML
17       editor and a tool to inspect the DOM for web pages.  It is derived from
18       the application formerly known as Mozilla Application Suite.
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OPTIONS

22       A summary of the options supported by seamonkey is included below.
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25   X11 options
26       --display=DISPLAY
27              X display to use
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29       --sync Make X calls synchronous
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31       --g-fatal-warnings
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35   SeaMonkey options
36       -h, -help
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39       -v, -version
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42       -P profile
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45       -profile path
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48       -CreateProfile profile_name
49              Create  a new profile in the default directory, but do not start
50              the application.  The profile will be named profile_name in  the
51              profile  manager,  the  profile_name must not contain spaces. Do
52              not run profile_name while running an instance of  the  applica‐
53              tion, you can use the -no-remote option to avoid connecting to a
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57              The same, but creates a new profile in  the  profile_dir  direc‐
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61       -migration
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68              Do not accept or send remote commands. Implies -new-instance.
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71              Open new instance, not a new window in running  instance,  which
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75              Launches  the application with all extensions disabled, for that
76              launch only (extensions are not loaded, but are not  permanently
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80              Runs  SeaMonkey  in headless mode, which is very useful for pur‐
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86       -compose [url]
87              Compose a mail or news message. Options are specified as  string
88              "option='value,...',option=value,..."   and  include:  from, to,
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97              Gecko (layout engine) has a JavaScript cache, which is not reset
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103       -mail, -news
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106       -mail url
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110              Start with the offline mode.  This option will only work if Sea‐
111              Monkey is set to "detect automatically" the online/offline  sta‐
112              tus on startup. To set this, go to Edit -> Preferences -> Mail &
113              Newsgroups -> Network &  Storage  and  in  the  "Offline"  group
114              choose "Detect automatically (if available)" in the "When start‐
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117       -suiteconsole
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135       -chrome chrome_url
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139              Register the specified chrome, but do not start application.
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148              Execute command in an already running  SeaMonkey  process.   For
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152              Don't open default windows. Useful with those command-line argu‐
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VERSION

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BUGS

162       To report a bug, please visit https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/
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AUTHORS

170       The SeaMonkey Team.
171              https://www.seamonkey-project.org
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