Following the lizard scheme, I would propose either "Iguana" or "Skink".
I prefer "Skink".
rkent
I find the Gecko branding confusing as I believe it is really just
supposed to refer to the layout engine, but frequently stands in for
toolkit or the whole platform.
Mailnews seems pretty straightforward as it describes a directory
structure of stuff that's pretty well correlated. (Gloda is probably
the one thing in the directory tree that is not guaranteed to be used by
all consumers of mailnews.)
Andrew
So what exactly is the thingy that TB used version 1.9.1 of in TB 3.0,
and is using version 1.9.2 of in TB 3.1? What do you call it if not Gecko?
"Mozilla"?
Also see Bug 513527 - What's the name of MailNews?
Phil
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It's called "Mozilla platform" or if you will, "XULRunner" (even though
that usage dilutes that term originally standing for a specific
reference build of the platform).
Robert Kaiser