How to Search Using SeaMonkey

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Like all Web browsers, the SeaMonkey application suite has searching capabilities. However, SeaMonkey makes Internet searches a little easier and much more convenient. With an address bar that doubles as a search tool and various ways to access searches from the toolbar, SeaMonkey makes searching simple.

Instructions

Difficulty: Easy

Things You’ll Need:

  • Computer with Internet access

Download the SeaMonkey Application Suite From Mozilla

Step1
Start the process at the Mozilla Sea Monkey home page (see Resources below).
Step2
Check your computer to see that it meets the minimum requirements for speed and memory before using the SeaMonkey program.
Step3
Select the 'Download Now' link from the list of operating systems that includes Windows, Linux and Mac.
Step4
Install SeaMonkey by choosing to 'Run' the program and clicking 'Accept' after reading the licensing agreement.
Step5
Choose to install a complete version that includes a browser, email and news readers or a modified version of SeaMonkey.

Use the SeaMonkey Browser to Search

Step1
Open your navigator to any Web page.
Step2
Click on the 'Search' button at any time to bring up the Google home page. Do a basic keyword search using the text field on Google.
Step3
Enter a search term in the address bar, then click on the 'Search' button to enable a Google search for the term rather than hitting the 'Enter' button. The search page will appear as your new page as well as a sidebar with the search results.
Step4
Use the browser tool bar to search. Click on the Tools menu and choose 'Search the Web' from the drop-down menu. This will take you to the Google home page.
Step5
Access an Internet search using your keyboard. Pushing 'Control' + 'Shift' + 'S' will also bring up the Google home page.

Customize Your Internet Search Options on SeaMonkey

Step1
Click on the Edit option at the top of your toolbar and click on Preferences from the drop-down menu.
Step2
Choose Internet Search in the Navigator category of the sidebar menu.
Step3
Change your default search engine, control how the search window is opened and choose from basic or advanced sidebar search preferences.

Tips & Warnings

  • SeaMonkey works with Mac OS X 10.2 or later, a PowerPC processor, at least 64 MB RAM and 100 MB of free hard disk space. For Windows 95-XP an Intel Pentium processor and the above requirements. Linux, same as Windows.
  • Use the SeaMonkey help page for any questions you may have about the program.
  • These steps were written for the Mozilla SeaMonkey version 1.1.1 and could vary in future versions.

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