Netscape Browser to Die a Quiet Death in February 2008
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The original browser from the earliest days of the web will cease to be in February, AOL says. After playing second fiddle to Microsoft and being eclipsed by its offspring Firefox, the Netscape browser will be killed off by parent company AOL, which purchased the brand in 1999.
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Rest in peace, Netscape. Your story lives on.
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The founder of the Netscape browser, software which once vied for the top spot with Microsoft&#39;s Internet Explorer, has said he believes the browser wars may be back.
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Back in the mid-&#39;90s, they called it the Browser Wars: Netscape Navigator vs. Microsoft Internet Explorer. But that score was settled long ago, when America Online ironically bought out Netscape while using IE as its default browser.
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GET ready for Browser Wars: The Sequel. Six years after Microsoft&#39;s Internet Explorer defeated Netscape Navigator in the signature fight of the online age, a direct descendant of the pioneering Web browser is exacting a small measure of revenge.
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AOL (Quote, Chart) developers have rolled out a new version of its venerable Netscape browser, version 7.2.
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An historic name in software will effectively pass into history in February as AOL discontinues development and...
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The last planned alpha update to Firefox 3.0 is released.
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Opera, Mozilla Ready for Prime Time  Early Internet surfers, which of course means something less than a decade ago for most of us, will remember the days when Netscape was the only real browser in town. For those who don't remember, there was a time when Netscape was for sale in ...
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Internet security may be priceless, but people who want a safer web browser with their older versions of Windows will pay $239. Until last month, the software giant&#39;s security-challenged Internet
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Fixes made for "critical" JavaScript vulnerability in the Firefox browser and the SeaMonkey application suite.
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What do Internet Explorer, Mozilla's browsers, and Opera all have in common? Bugs.
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The Netscape browser turned 10 years old last week as a shadow of its former self, but the lights haven&#39;t gone out yet on one of the most storied brands in Web history.
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Microsoft is asking a handful of beta testers what they'd like to see in its next Web browser, Internet Explorer 8, which is due out in late 2008 or early 2009. The survey was posted to the company's Connect beta site and largely focuses on RSS feeds.
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The future appears rosy for Firefox. Just two years after its start, and even before reaching version 1.0 (now imminent), the little open source browser has already left behind its elder
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If you&#39;re a Netscape fan, you&#39;ve probably run into websites that require you to fire up Internet Explorer in order to see the site properly.
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A little over a year after it relaunched Netscape.com to much fanfare as a social news site very similar to Digg, AOL confirmed Thursday it is pulling the plug, reverting back to a more mainstream Netscape portal. AOL will keep the Digg-like site alive, but at another currently undecided location.