Add SM info to Docs

* Some corrections to historical refs for Fx

Author: Martii

views/includes/documents/Firefox.md

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 ## Firefox
 
-Firefox is a free, open source web browser developed by the Mozilla community.  It is actively developed *(so bugs get fixed quickly)* and uses open standards *(so it's easier for programmers to work with it)*.  This means that there are lots of scripts and add-ons available for Firefox, and few compatibility problems with websites. Firefox is available for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux.  There is also a [mobile version][firefoxBrowserForAndroid] that runs on Android.
+Firefox is the browser portion of SeaMonkey as a free, open source web browser developed by the Mozilla community.  It is actively developed and uses open standards *(so it's easier for programmers to work with it)*.  This means that there are scripts and add-ons available for Firefox, and few compatibility issues with websites. Firefox is available for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux.  There is also a [mobile version][firefoxBrowserForAndroid] that runs on Android.
 
-Firefox was the first web browser to support userscripts, thanks to the development of the Greasemonkey extension. For this reason, most userscripts can be run on Firefox, using Greasemonkey or other userscript managers, and you may often hear userscripts referred to as "Greasemonkey scripts".
+SeaMonkey and Firefox were the first web browsers to support userscripts, thanks to the development of the Greasemonkey extension. For this reason, most userscripts can be run on Firefox, using Greasemonkey or other userscript managers, and you may often hear userscripts referred to as "Greasemonkey scripts".
 
 * [Get Firefox][firefoxBrowser]
 * [Mozilla on Wikipedia][wikipediaMozilla]

views/includes/documents/SeaMonkey.md

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+## SeaMonkey
+
+SeaMonkey is the original free, open source all-in-one web browser/email/chat suite developed by the Mozilla community.  It is actively developed and uses open standards *(so it's easier for programmers to work with it)*.  This means that there are scripts and add-ons available for SeaMonkey, and few compatibility issues with websites. SeaMonkey is available for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux.
+
+SeaMonkey and Firefox were the first web browsers to support userscripts, thanks to the development of the Greasemonkey extension and continued with Greasemonkey Port extension. For this reason, most userscripts can be run on SeaMonkey, using Greasemonkey Port or other available userscript managers. You may often hear userscripts referred to as "Greasemonkey scripts".
+
+* [Get SeaMonkey][seamonkeyBrowser]
+* [Mozilla on Wikipedia][wikipediaMozilla]
+* [SeaMonkey on Wikipedia][wikipediaSeaMonkey]
+* [Greasemonkey Port for SeaMonkey][greasemonkeyPortForSeaMonkey]
+
+[githubFavicon]: https://assets-cdn.github.com/favicon.ico
+[oujsFavicon]: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OpenUserJs/OpenUserJS.org/master/public/images/favicon16.png
+[seamonkeyBrowser]: http://www.seamonkey-project.org/
+[wikipediaMozilla]: https://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mozilla
+[wikipediaSeaMonkey]: https://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/SeaMonkey
+[greasemonkeyPortForSeaMonkey]: Greasemonkey-Port-for-SeaMonkey