Internet Explorer too hard for you? Confused by all the choices in Netscape? Like AOL? Maybe this
this browser is more your speed.
posted by mathowie
on May 26, 2000 -
16 comments
SiegeSoft is a company that makes an anonymous web browser for surfing sites without getting any cookies, without recording your IP address, and without leaving a trace of where you went on your browser. I don't know how much use this would be (besides, say, looking at porn sites at work or something), but the most amazing part of this is the programming was done by 15-year old and 16-year old kids, who are
now worth at least $750,000.
posted by mathowie
on Mar 5, 2000 -
0 comments
Having a monopoly on browsers and operating systems isn't always a bad thing. While using Windows2000 today, I noticed that
my favorites list acts as the menu items do in Office2000. Frequently used bookmarks bubble up to the top, seldom used ones hide below. I have 20 or so bookmark folders and 50-60 links outside of those folders (which are hidden), so this is a very useful feature. I hope the mozilla team can develop something similar.
posted by mathowie
on Jan 23, 2000 -
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Check out the new Netscape home page. They're showing three different designs right now, upon reloading either www.netscape.com or home.netscape.com, I'm seeing these designs:
old one,
new one #1, and
new one #2. I like the new one #1 the most. There's probably more stuff on the page than there was before, but it's organized better. It's nice to see someone doing something different than the snap/metacrawler/go/altavista portal madness, I like the new ones a lot better than the old one.
posted by mathowie
on Nov 10, 1999 -
5 comments
