Netscape Navigator Leaves Web Browsers Industry
Written by Vygantas Lipskas on December 29, 2007
Seems everyone is talking about that right now. You got it right. According to the article (posted in Netscape blog), after February 1’st, AOL won’t be developing any further Netscape Navigator releases. The browser will be left on its own fate. Eh… Remember old times?
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Netscape Navigator Market Share
It was the world’s most popular web browser and now its over. Internet Explorer will be next? I bet it will, I bet it will. If Microsoft will continue to use same “logic” while developing IE, someday you might see similar topic like this, just about Internet Explorer.
As for now, most of the current Netscape Navigator users will probably switch to Firefox and increase its market share.
That’s it. Check Netscape Navigator at Wikipedia if you want to remember old times.
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I don’t see the year 2007 in the graph. It seem to be nonsence.
It’s from Wikipedia.
…. 2007 is on the far right
There’s no chance IE’s shares will drop that low as long as it’s bundled with Windows and most people consider it their internet icon.
Well… More and more people now know about web browsers alternatives, will see in the future I guess and after IE8 will see what are thgeir plans: use same strategy or bring something “special” and remake IE once and for all.
IE7 is now free without checking the legacy of XP-licence :) But it is even worse than IE6. I don’t think every release of IE can be a major one:
6, 7, 8 …
netscape navigator was the very best! no other compaired……..