max !

[ceagle]

Can't say Macs don't have a lotta choices ..heh.... here's a very interesting page chock full of choices in Macintosh browser-type applications .... http://darrel.knutson.com/mac/www/browsers.html ...Enjoy!

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[secret-wolver.livejournal.com]

O.o

[c-eagle.livejournal.com]

hehhehheh.. *fuzzles yer ears* Good ta see ya back! ^V^

[secret-wolver.livejournal.com]

Thanks. *Snugs*

[makovette.livejournal.com]

But, why would save the die hard cognoscenti want to use the old stuff? :D

CYa!
Mako

[c-eagle.livejournal.com]

hehheh! Yesh... some of us update our software every few hours, eh bro? ;D *snickers and wingpats!*

[austin-dern.livejournal.com]

I'm impressed; the list is something like four time as long as I would have guessed. Although I don't know if it's fair to count as an available web browser something most recently updated in 1995.

Cyberdog was the cutest little web browser/FTP program/mail client/etcetera ever. It's to be mourned. When you moved the cursor over a link it turned into a little paw.

[c-eagle.livejournal.com]

That is a cute lil extra!
Certainly cursors change a lot when moved over different areas, but how many have a paw!?
One of the last old-school programs I still run is the Pro version of Eudora 2.0 ... which has a clean, fast, text-only interface, and thus keeps all buggaboo attachments in a safe folder. I view nearly all of my email on the webmail app nowadays, but Eudora is the final archive step.

And as much as I help out on system 9 as long as I could, the web experience is pretty bleak and klunky that way now.. so I haven't used it a lot for years.

Things I miss the most?
- the clean, fast, sleek functionality of the iCab browser
- oh, and PhotoShop loading in less than 3 seconds :D

[kiswara.livejournal.com]

I actually remember finding this page a few years ago, when I was looking for any trace that Netmanage Chameleon even existed when I noticed they (back then) had a building across the street in Cupertino and remembered their old browser product. The one interesting thing about that one at the time was they had written a wrapper library to expose a WinSock API on top of Open Transport, I think with the aim of licensing for people doing ports.

At some point in time, I've used a whole bunch of those historic ones at length :o

NCSA Mosiac, Chameleon Surfer, eWorld browser, CyberDog (ah, OpenDoc), IE (yeah, it actually was the best browser on the Mac for a while in the '90s), Netscape ('natch), Chimera/Camino, Opera, and iCab (tiny browser!). Today, Safari.

*wags*

[c-eagle.livejournal.com]

ooo yeah! iCab was a superfast browser with GREAT customizeable filters! And so many of them other items... *sighs in fond memories* ... yeah, I started on NetScape 1.1 *LOL* :D

Thanks for peekin' in and posting yer insights, kind ottery! ^v^

Re: *wags*

[cabcat.livejournal.com]

icab?

Re: *wags*

[c-eagle.livejournal.com]

Yup! http://www.icab.de ... Very Customizable!

[cabcat.livejournal.com]

*holds up a cross* ;) Only kidding, I grew up on macs but they were too expensive for me to get anything new.

[c-eagle.livejournal.com]

Sold by the ounce, them macs! LOL ;}