Is Seamonkey Buggy?

When ever I am writing script that even "god" would seriously frown upon, my computer locks-up the moment I have completed a statement which could literally "rock humanity's boat so hard", that humanity would have to consider building "a new boat"...

What does this mean?..

I can only guess.. that a religious person, somewhere at the helm, is using this MO to attempt to prevent me from creating and posting new concepts, which grate against his or her antique/dated life philosophies...

When my PC is connected to the Net through Seamonkey, can another do something to suddenly lock-up my computer?..

Does the Seamonkey download come with a keylogger spyware, which is capable of sending data, as it is keyed, to anyone who knows how to operate the "Seamonky's probable, or not probable, trojan system"? if that be the case...?

This lock up glitch happens only at key extremely controversial phrases, moments after I have written them.. and it happens too-often to just be coincidence.. and it happens at no other times...

Who in the world knows how to inspect Seamonkey software for a possible keylogger?.. And how does one totally delete and/or fully block keyloggers, which may be extremely well-hidden in after market softwares?

 

Seamonkey is a legitimate browser put out by Mozilla. There are no Keyloggers, trojans, worms are any other malicious code in the browser.

 

Thanks...

I know Seamonkey is the best of the best.. but how do you know that it doesn't contain a keylogger?.. Did you or anyone not associated with the project actually check it out to be sure?..

 

Yes.. I fully realize the Majorgeeks site is as clean as they can make it... I state that in all the computer help threads I post all over the Net, that majorgeeks is Clean... I direct a lot of folks to this high quality honest website...

Thing is.. Whenever my PC is Net connected, and I've just keyed-in statements so profound that it would make political and religious leaders tremble, my PC suddenly locks-up.. and only then.. and always about 15-seconds after I've completed those extreme statements, which expose evil's core and achilies... and it happens only in Seamonkey Compose, when I've forgotten to click the disconnect icon...

I am just trying to make sense of it.. and am making "stabs in the dark", in hopes somehow I will determine the reason and cause of this dilemma... like trying to find the rusted-needle in a rotting putrid haystack, so that I might be able to do something to stop it from sticking me....

 

Only happens seconds after I've written those extremely high-powered statements...

I've got this PC maintained and running W98se about as good as it gets in an antique computer... I'm even installing the new registry-stuff that the ole die-hards are still evolving for 98se... It's definitely not the PC... But it's likely a software nasty pipeline thingamabob, which shouldn't be in this machine... From Seamonkey.. or a "brain chewing internet parasite", attached to Seamonkey somehow..? It will be nice to eventually get to the bottom of this... It's likely more "hightech" than I have a clue about.. but still I will eventually have dissected it, till it can't bleed and sting anymore...

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P.S.: From my Yahoo email account.. the first link to this thread in your notification-post triggers a pop-up:

"Sorry, the page you requested was not found.

Please check the URL for proper spelling and capitalization. If you're having trouble locating a destination on Yahoo!, try visiting the Yahoo! home page or look through a list of Yahoo!'s online services. Also, you may find what you're looking for if you try searching below."

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The second link in your post works...

 

Me thinks I might have solved this dilemma...

Today two odd things happened, after I posted a "full-disclosure, off the wall" letter, to a major security software company...
A viable link from a quality forum wouldn't function through the freebie email account... And our Internet provider just telephoned me on my secondary phone number, which they don't know is me, asking if I use the Internet...

I'm thinking it's a chain of misconceptions on the provider's part... Today the provider's service people were in this area all day, repairing a major fault in the telephone service system... The service fellows have been tracking through the yards, and one must have noticed my 100-foot DSL cables connecting my house to my summer shed-office, to my winter office, to my gardens, to my bedrooms...
I run these cables just about everywhere, all over the yards: to four-sheds, picnic tables, bedrooms, yards, and at times even in the truck or car, and once on the roof...
I run the Internet pretty-much anywhere and everywhere throughout my joined properties...

The service fellow might have summized that I don't have that right to travel the internet-cable all over outside, to my various locations, and he might have arbitrarily reported it as a possible connection theft... and if that holds true, then it is very likely that the MTS Internet provider is the one who is feverishly monitoring my internet activities to the ninth.. and it is also very likely that some extreme right-wing religious nutcase employee of that MTS, somewhere at the helm, is the one messing up my work, believing he or she has that right, justifying it in the context "defending the faith"...

Conclusion: We must drop the MTS provider ASAP, and shop for a new Internet provider.. One that possess scruples.. and we must cancel our email accounts, in favor of using the Fastmail accounts... That should get some of the more aggressive mindless-monkey's off our backs, and out of our lives...

Sorry to have wasted your time.. I should have done a little more detective work, before I posted this complaint...

Switching providers should clean up this mess... And they'll get no more new exciting posts to read... I have had enough of their mindless abuse...

Now comes the grief of connecting to a new provider.. oh sigh...