Macintosh: Netscape

about

Netscape was the first widely adopted Web browser and arguably the biggest influence on the Internet as we know it today. Born out of the NCSA Mosaic project Netscape version 1 was released in December 1994 and quickly gained up to 80% market share until Microsoft belatedly woke up to the potential of the Internet. In 1995 Microsoft started it's anti-competitive practices and 'the browser wars' by bundling Internet Explorer 3, a 'middleware' application, with Windows 95 and thus leveraging it's Windows monopoly by giving away a competitor to Netscape for free.

Optimized for the key things you do on the Web - browsing, searching, communicating, shopping, downloading files, and playing music. It also gives you more control to customize your online experience, and features that let you express your personality on the Web. Netscape 7 delivers enhanced performance and stability with a fine-tuned Netscape Gecko browser engine that speeds the most common online activities.

instructions

• Basic Configuration
  • Netscape 4
  • Netscape 6
  • Netscape 7