SeaMonkey vs Liferea : Which is Better?

SeaMonkey

SeaMonkey is a free and open-source Internet suite. Developed by The SeaMonkey Council

License: Open Source

Categories: Development Office & Productivity Social & Communications Web Browsers

Apps available for Mac OS X Windows Linux BSD PortableApps.com

Liferea, a simple and free Linux desktop news aggregator with support for TheOldReader and TinyTinyRSS. Developed by Lars Windolf

License: Open Source

Categories: News & Books

Apps available for Linux Xfce

Feature	SeaMonkey	Liferea
WYSIWYG Support
Add-ons
Built-in Download Manager
Built-in RSS reader
Customizable
Extensible by Plugins/Extensions
Firefox Extensions
Support for Firefox extensions
Integrated Email Client
Lightweight
Modular System
Plugins
Portable
Privacy focused
Security & Privacy
Built-in Ad-blocker
Support for TOR
Cloud sync
Android Sync
Built-in Adobe Flash Player
Support for IMAP
Encryption
Tab Stacking
UI customization
Group tabs
Built-in VPN
Bookmarks
Extensions
Based on Blink engine
Chrome-like
Web Browsers Based on Chromium
Customizability
Developer Tools
Web Browsers Based on Firefox
Web Development
Auto Updates
Block trackers
Bookmark organization
Feed Reader
Local Storage
News aggregator
Offline Reading
Import from Google Reader
Custom feeds
Export to OPML
Web-Based
Content Filtering
Data analytics
IFTTT integration
Content discovery
Auto scrolling
Facebook integration
Cross-platform
Filtering
Multiple languages
Notifications
Self-hosted in intranet or private cloud
Integrated Search
Ad-free
Applicant Tracking System (ATS)
Feedly client
Multiple Account support
Bitchute integration
Instagram integration
LinkedIn integration
Pinterest integration
Import feeds from OPML