I ain't afraid of no code.
This site is a resource for independant Mozilla development and is changing to deal with reality some 10 years later. A reality that other efforts were invested in to provide, for everyone, a viable alternative solution to but continues to come up fairly short.. also excessively hostile.
As always, there isn't a lot to see on this page except some resource links on the sidebar. However, you could check out what we offer in the main menu of the site header bar.
Currently, we are providing code cross-reference and (additional) IRC Channel Logging for the SeaMonkey Project, among other bits and bobs that help fill the gap.
It is still being debated if other projects should be listed at all beyond reference given the lack-luster appreciation for it up to this point. Until then...
There is only SeaMonkey!
The SeaMonkey Project is the original Mozilla fork. The one that said: "Discontined? We'll see about that...". It has been an inspiration to many for nearly 20 years.
SeaMonkey Internet Application Suite by The SeaMonkey Project
SeaMonkey consists of a web browser, which is a descendant of the Netscape family, an e-mail and news client program, an HTML editor and an IRC client (ChatZilla).
“If you believe that mozilla.org is just a smokescreen, that the organization exists only to swindle you out of your hard work for the benefit of some shambling inhuman beast of a corporation, then don't contribute to it.
Take the source code, and build your own browser based on it. Fork the tree. Do what's right.” — Jamie Zawinski (23-Nov-98)