Ok. It didn't delete Seamonkey, just took over as default, so that when you click on the browser icon on the desktop, expecting Seamonkey to run, Firedog opens instead.sc0ttman wrote:
Your url about deleting Seamonkey will be added to the main post.
In any case, when I upgraded to Puppy 4.3.1 yesterday, Seamonkey ended up as the default browser again. So that's not a problem for me anymore, though it would be nice to have a separate desktop icon for Firedog.
Ok. In the meantime, how do I turn it on?About future versions - 1.3:
I'll enable history by default, as a start...
1. how can I import bookmarks and/or passwords from Seamonkey?If you disagree and have some feature requests
2. how can I get Google Translate to run by means of a taskbar icon, keystroke or easily reached drop-down menu (as in Seamonkey)?
Google Translate is something I use every day, and it's a must have in any browser I use.