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So, I would say, it is going to be supported.
In what form, I am not sure. There has been minimal effort in the development of Seamonkey2.0, which has been stuck at the same alpha1 pre for over a year, I believe.
I like the idea of 2.0, because it includes the Firefox add-on manager, and a few other Firefox goodies.
As security, I think that any OS should be safe enough, using safe browsing. I, never, had ME, and I know nothing about an automatic guard function.
Take a look at this page 
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