Netscape Popper

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Not Your Average Popcorn Popper

Not Your Average Popcorn Popper 04/08/2005 01:14 AM
You might have noticed there is a lot of Star Wars merchandise hitting with the new movie. An unusual and cool new line comes from Snappy Popcorn, maker of full sized commercial popcorn machines you can buy for your well equipped home theater, pool area, recreation room, or to be the centerpiece of your family room. There are five styles of machines and carts available. You can put just the machine on a counter, or get the cart so you can move it around. See photos of the machines here...

Netscape releases Netscape 7.02

Netscape releases Netscape 7.02 03/13/2003 10:23 AM

Netscape 7.2

Netscape 7.2 08/17/2004 08:51 PM
With faster rendering and start-up times and updated plug-ins, this browser is built for the way you use the Web!

Netscape 7.2 is out

Netscape 7.2 is out 08/17/2004 01:28 PM

Download it here, or read the release notes here .

Netscape 7.2 out

Netscape 7.2 out 08/17/2004 09:08 PM

What if Netscape had won?

What if Netscape had won? 03/14/2003 12:56 PM

Netscape Tries Again With 7.0

Netscape Tries Again With 7.0 09/03/2002 11:37 AM
Signaling the possibility of a closer connection between AOL and the Netscape browser, Netscape Communications unveils Netscape 7.0.

Netscape -- Down But Not Out

Netscape -- Down But Not Out 05/23/2002 10:39 PM

Netscape 7.2 Released

Netscape 7.2 Released 08/17/2004 11:35 AM

Netscape-Bookmarks-1.6

Netscape-Bookmarks-1.6 09/15/2004 11:38 PM

Netscape 4.8 Released

Netscape 4.8 Released 08/18/2002 11:38 AM
Yes, you read that version number right.

AOL plays down new Netscape

AOL plays down new Netscape 05/28/2004 06:14 AM
ZDNet UK May 28 2004 9:50AM GMT

Netscape Communicator v7.2

Netscape Communicator v7.2 08/17/2004 05:28 PM
Netscape Communicator combines Netscape Navigator, a popular browser, with a suite of Internet tools for high-performance Internet mail, web page creation, and instant messaging. [Freeware 288 KB]

Netscape Goes Bonkers

Netscape Goes Bonkers 06/11/2004 11:17 AM
Way back in April, I wrote that Netscape made the "single worst strategic mistake that any software company can make" by deciding to rewrite their code from scratch. Lou Montulli, one of the 5 programming superstars who did the original version of Navigator, emailed me to say, "I agree completely, it's one of the major reasons I resigned from Netscape." This one decision cost Netscape 3 years. -- Joel on Software

La vuelta de Netscape

La vuelta de Netscape 07/29/2004 06:58 PM

AOL readies Netscape ISP

AOL readies Netscape ISP 01/08/2004 08:26 PM
As previously reported, Netscape will charge $9.95 a month for unlimited dial-up access and a few additional perks, such as an e-mail account, a Google search ...

Update: Netscape 7.2

Update: Netscape 7.2 08/18/2004 10:41 AM
The latest Netscape browser enhances security, email filters, and popup blockers.

Will Google be the next Netscape?

Will Google be the next Netscape? 05/22/2004 03:37 PM
Search Engine Journal May 22 2004 8:14PM GMT

Will Google be the new Netscape?

Will Google be the new Netscape? 05/19/2004 07:23 PM
OS News-14 hours ago ... Microsoft intends to stonewall the EU on the matter for long enough that it will no longer matter whether WMP is bundled or not because RealNetworks will have ...

Will Google Become Another Netscape?

Will Google Become Another Netscape? 10/31/2003 06:17 PM

the resurrection of Netscape?

the resurrection of Netscape? 04/20/2004 01:42 AM
that lizard's come back from the dead more times than Godzilla

Netscape, Apocalypse, and Pho

Netscape, Apocalypse, and Pho 03/19/2003 10:26 PM

Others have commented on Charles Cooper's speculations about "What if Netscape had Won?"In my opinion, this was never a zero-sum game, where one person has to lose for the other to win.A zero-sum mentality is a huge waste of resources and diverts energy away from productive innovation toward "attacking the other guy's base".  Ever since the software industry fell victim to the politics of polarization, and assumptions like Cooper's go unchallenged, I am afraid that we are all falling incredibly short of our full potential.  If, as he implies (and many youngsters seem to think), the best opportunities left in software are to build yet another operating system to replace Microsoft, then it's time to take up gardening.  Luckily that mentality is a lie, and the real question is "How fantastic would things be if we could all stop griping about the past and write cool programs?"

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Some bloggers have been calling today "war's eve".  But this morning I got a spam e-mail explaining that the world is about to end, with half of earth's population to burn in a lake of fire.  The e-mail directed me to this web site.  I spent a lot of time reading through the material; it's pretty cool.  It is interesting to note how obsessed are the children of Abraham's three religions with apocalypse.

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Thanks to Doug Purdy, my wife is now reading "Quantum Psychology".  It's not a bad book, but I wonder if I really want her to know the secrets of the global conspiracy.

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Today I ate at Pho Saigon in Redmond for the first time.  It just opened at the northeast intersection of Leary Way and Cleveland across from Redmond Town Center, and seems to have not shown up in CitySearch yet.  It wasn't breathtaking, but it was fine and I'm sure I'll go back often.  The place is very clean, the menu has all of the standard soup meats, and the price is good ($4.95 for small, $5.95 for large).  The bowls of soup were all pretty liberal in the amount of meat, and the meat was good quality (no gristle, no grease).  We'll see if they keep up the quality and quantity once business picks up more.  The spring rolls were fine, too, and the tea was great.

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Orlowski must be distracted lately by something, because he's definitely not paying attention to his journalism.  First he printed a flawed technical analysis of on-line voting, and today he is playing fast-and-loose with the facts apparently in an attempt to smear Microsoft.  Orlowski doesn't care that Microsoft has no editorial control over MSNBC (which any journo with integrity will tell you is a good thing).  He's obviously very upset, because he's unleashing the sarcasm with full force, but I'm having a hard time understanding what he thinks should happen.

Is he suggesting that MSFT should censor MSNBC news so that it only reflects Microsoft corporate vision?  Besides the fact that MSFT can't, and the obvious first ammendment questions raised, it seems that any such actions would set a precedent affirming that MSFT viewed MSNBC as an official PR channel.  In other words, everything said on MSNBC might carry the same legal weight as official PR statements do.  Some might have thought it nice to shut up the MSNBC anchors who ripped on MSFT during the antitrust trials, but MSFT doesn't have that sort of influence.

Or maybe Orlowski is suggesting that MSFT should censor MSNBC news whenever he finds it offensive?  But getting rid of shows that people don't like is the job of MSNBC, and a job that MSNBC gets graded on directly based on revenue.  Quite simply, if people hate the show, MSNBC loses money.  The loss of revenue due to people hating the show would be certainly orders of magnitude greater than the loss of revenue due to Chinese government mistakenly thinking that Michael Savage speaks on behalf of MSFT. 

Orlowski has more than enough room to criticize MSNBC's editorial decisions without trying to falsely link one host's opinions to MSFT corporate policy, and he certainly should be able to disagree with MSNBC without degenerating into personal attacks on MSFT executives.

More than 90% of earth's creatures are invertabrates.

AOL has a plan for Netscape

AOL has a plan for Netscape 04/20/2004 07:11 AM
ZDNet Apr 20 2004 11:39AM GMT

Netscape 7.01 Released

Netscape 7.01 Released 03/13/2003 10:23 AM

CSS floats in IE and Netscape

CSS floats in IE and Netscape 09/27/2004 06:50 AM
CNET Sep 27 2004 10:08AM GMT

Netscape 8.0 Beta

Netscape 8.0 Beta 03/14/2005 06:24 PM

The Netscape 8.0 beta is out, and it includes at least one interesting feature: the ability to choose either IE's or Netscape's rendering engine. I'm not convinced this feature makes sense for mainstream browser users, but it's a great help to web authors (which is why TopStyle offers a similar feature).

Netscape 8.0 Browser release

Netscape 8.0 Browser release 06/05/2005 11:27 PM
"...all-new Netscape 8.0, which automatically adjusts safety and security settings to help protect users as they explore the Web. Based on Firefox(TM) 1.0.3, Netscape 8.0 seamlessly and automatically switches between the rendering engines used by the Firefox(TM) and Internet Explorer (IE) browsers to help ensure maximum compatibility on known/trusted sites and maximum safety on unknown or potentially dangerous sites, without the user having to do anything."

Netscape 8 to Emphasize Security

Netscape 8 to Emphasize Security 02/01/2005 09:39 PM
Slashdot Feb 1 2005 2:58PM GMT

Netscape takes aim at pop-ups, spam

Netscape takes aim at pop-ups, spam 06/14/2004 12:55 PM
New add-ons from the ISP are designed to speed up a user's connection and block unwanted content.

Netscape 7.2 To Be Released August 3rd

Netscape 7.2 To Be Released August 3rd 07/28/2004 09:34 AM

Netscape 7.2 Release Set for August 3rd?

Netscape 7.2 Release Set for August 3rd? 07/28/2004 09:39 AM

A Different View Of Early Netscape

A Different View Of Early Netscape 09/22/2004 12:55 AM
I'm about half way through Andy Kessler's excellent new book < i>Running Money : Hedge Fund Honchos, Monster Markets and My Hunt for the Big Score, and along comes Always On to run an excerpt of the chapter I just finished, describing, succinctly t he fall of Netscape from Kessler's viewpoint (this follows an earlier excerpt of the first half of the chapter where Ke ssler doesn't get to invest in a very early Netscape when it was still called Mosaic Communications). Jim Clark does not come off well at all. It's amusing, of course, because for much of the 90s, Jim Clark was the untouchable golden boy of Silicon Valley -- but in the last few years (helped out, of course, by his announcement that Silicon Valley was over and was going to play around in the Florida real estate market) it seems that plenty of less than flattering portraits are being painted.

Netscape Multiple Vulnerabilities

Netscape Multiple Vulnerabilities 09/16/2004 03:25 PM

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“Critical: Highly critical Impact: Cross Site Scripting, Manipulation of data, Exposure of sensitive information, System access Where: From remote Solution Status: Unpatched Software: Netscape 7.x Multiple vulnerabilities have been reported in Netscape, which can be exploited by malicious people to conduct cross-site scripting attacks, access and modify sensitive information, and compromise a user’s system. The vulnerabilities are related to some recently disclosed issues in Mozilla: SA12526 The following vulnerabilities in SA12526 have been confirmed in…

The Unilateral Disarmament of Netscape

The Unilateral Disarmament of Netscape 09/14/2004 02:54 PM
Slashdot has a Q&A with Rob Glaser, CEO of Real Networks about digital music. I liked this bit on why Real is only partially open source: Apple apparently is focused on controlling an end-to-end secure music system, and Microsoft is focused on extending their proprietary Windows platform everywhere. In light of this, we remain committed to enhancing interoperability and openness wherever it makes sense. However, what we haven't done is "unilaterally disarm" in the way that, for instance, Netscape did.

Netscape Update Brings XML Fix for IE

Netscape Update Brings XML Fix for IE 06/17/2005 04:36 PM
AOL's Netscape division has released a minor update to its Firefox-based Web browser, which corrects an issue that caused XML rendering in Internet Explorer to break. IE program manager Dave Massy called out Netscape last month for introducing the problem, which AOL has blamed on poor IE documentation, not a Netscape bug.

Netscape Browser Central

Netscape Browser Central 08/18/2004 09:00 AM
new version of Netscape out .. Netscape Browser Central .. Mozilla-based browser .. netscape 7.2 released .. Netscape 7.1 is out .. came out today .. downloading .. Navigator .. Netscape

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Netscape 8 Disables XML Rendering in IE

Netscape 8 Disables XML Rendering in IE 06/05/2005 11:27 PM
Heads Up! Netscape 8 creates a registry change that disables XML rendering in IE.

AOL releases Netscape update

AOL releases Netscape update 08/17/2004 02:54 PM
But the low-impact tweaks in version 7.2 of the software underline the moribund state of America Online's browser division.

HTML 4.01 in Netscape and Explorer

HTML 4.01 in Netscape and Explorer 12/17/2004 06:34 PM
This is an updated and revised annotation to the HTML 4.01 Specification published by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), detailing the differences between the specification and its implementation in Netscape Navigator 7.2 and Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0. By Lee Underwood. 1116
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