Replacement for Thunderbird?

That's correct, but there are no evidences of it in the GUI.
I'm not a calendar user, just curious where is it. Also, I opened a message with an event and it's displayed as a regular letter.
 
It was pre-installed addon, as far as I remember, cannot test it now because I use custom SM configuration.
 
Actually that's bad: without calendar Seamonkey silently suppresses any Content-Type: text/calendar part of messages, so they become useless.
I tried to rebuild Seamonkey from ports with different options ― the calendar doesn't appear.
 
thunderbird comes without any calendar too, so you lose nothing.
 
ILUXA said:
thunderbird comes without any calendar too, so you lose nothing.
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Тhat's not true, it comes with Lightning preinstalled, even if you don't use it, Thunderbird displays messages with events correctly.
Even mail/mutt which I use everyday for personal emails shows text/calendar parts.
 
Anyway, here is few tips, for www/seamonkey users.
To hide "hiders"
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add
Code: 
/* -- Hide hiders -- */
toolbargrippy {
        display: none !important;
}

.toolbar-holder {
        border-left: none !important;
}
to ~/.mozilla/seamonkey/yourprofile.default/chrome/userChrome.css

To combine "refresh" and "stop" buttons (you should place "stop" button before "refresh" button), add
Code: 
/* -- Combine refresh and stop buttons -- */
#stop-button[disabled] {
        display: none !important;
}

#stop-button:not([disabled]) ~ #reload-button {
        display:none !important;
}

To change active tab color to white (works only when built with GTK3 (built by default)), add
Code: 
/* -- Active tab color -- */
tab {
        -moz-appearance: none !important;
}

tab[selected="true"] {
        background-color: #FFFFFF !important;
}

To hide status bar icons, add
Code: 
/* -- Hide status bar icons -- */
.taskbutton {
	display:none !important;
}

To change navigation bar background, add
Code: 
/* -- Navigation bar background -- */
#nav-bar {
	-moz-appearance: none !important;
	background: #454749 !important;
}
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Good stuff, but how would I close the browser window to stay with only emails?
I see no way but closing the tabs one by one...
 
Open about:config and switch middlemouse.contentLoadURL to false,
then you'll be able to close tabs with middle mouse click.
 
That's not fair for 2 reasons:
1. I do use the middle button for load URL extensively.
2. I set to reload last tabs upon open.
In other words, I want to close the browser window, not tabs.
 
Press browser tittle bar close button,
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it won't close you mail session.
 
Ha! Makes sense, but there is no window title in DWM! I always used Ctrl-Q which closes all sessions.
It looks that Alt-F4 works!
 
Thanks, but as I mentioned, I configured Alt-F4 for such purpose, and it works.
I was expected a meaningful key combination in the software itself: since its parts are independent I thought Ctrl-Q should close the browser if pressed in the browser's window. Just a matter of convenience.
 
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