| W3C browser |
Still
around, read a biased review |
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| Russian browser |
Recently rediscovered at a new link. |
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| Ran on your 386. |
Gone
Last
update 1994 |
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Gone |
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Gone, now a wine company URL |
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Gone |
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Written
entirely in Emacs-Lisp |
Available if you want it |
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| Extensible |
Gone , just like Monty Python |
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| Written in Java |
Still ok |
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Gone |
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i-view |
Concept was to use this to distribute offline content. |
Same url as i-comm? |
Needless to say, Gone too. |
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Gone. This domain for sale |
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Gone |
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Gone |
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| My first browser |
Gone |
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| IE has almost 95% of the current browser market. |
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| 30 languages! |
Gone, not in the browser biz anymore |
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Gone |
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| Another Mosaic, I used that early on too. |
http://archive.ncsa.uiuc.edu/SDG/Software/ |
Last release 1997 |
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| I used to have this installed too. |
Gone |
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Loads a blank page, even though we know Netscape is
still barely around. |
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Gone |
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| Could have been the Lotus Notes browser |
Gone |
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| Recently achieved 1% market share |
You can get there, but not from this link |
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| From Oracle |
Gone, no oracles they. A search of the
Oracle site finds a single
reference to Power Browser in a 1997 document |
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| Was from the makers of Procomm® |
Gone, Symantec didn’t take this with it. |
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Gone |
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Gone,
knot anymore |
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Gone |
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| Was a good name! |
Gone |
| Email: raykelly@rakelly.com |
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http://browsers.evolt.org - archive of all old browsers. |