Back in the 90's, Internet Service Providers used to supply ?all-in-one'suites so that you had everything you needed to connect to the Internet. Indeed,Turnpike made a fortune selling their suite to Demon, when it was primarily madeup from third-party applications (Mozilla, Eudora etc).

These all-in-one integrated Internet suites were designed to work with theInternet provider. It would be all pre-configured so that you install, selectyour local POP (a POP was a local phone number for dialup users), entered yoursupplied user name and password, and you'd find that you'd have a web browser,email client, chat application and dialup manager.

Mozilla SeaMonkey is an all-in-one Internet suite from the same guys thatgave use Firefox and Thunderbird. Indeed, it contains the latest Firefox andThunderbird, along with an IRC chat application and also Mozilla's HTML editorfor creating your own web pages.

The latest v2 has been rebuilt on top of the modern Mozilla platform thatalso powers Firefox 3.5 and improved with additional features, resulting inworld-class add-on management, feed support, modern look, session restore,tabbed mail, smart location bar, HTML5 features, and more.