Browser Comparison. Browsers are the programs which allow you to view World Wide Web files, but you to choose sides in the browser wars, unless you're in a closed
Browser comparison This page shows how the initial design of my home page looked in a number of different browsers, and on WebTV. As far as possible, the screenshots show the default
rating in Tom Negrino's browser comparison "Go Beyond Safari", and a Macworld Eddy award for 2004 calling OmniWeb the "Most Innovative Browser".
Comparison between how Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer interpret different HTML tags. Cross browser solutions to these differences are discussed.
The Browser Comparison Chart Introduction is not intended to be a definitive list. Browser Comparison Chart Netscape Mosaic allows anyone with a suitable web browser
Check out different examples of how Netscape and Microsoft's browsers render different HTML and CSS settings.
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Tool for research and tracking of top UK companies, and for comparison with other companies worldwide. Monthly fee.
Welcome to the AgentZ World Wide Web Browser Comparison Home Page the Microsoft or NetScape browser is being used on a PC with a 800 x 600 SVGA display using
Comparison of features between Mozilla 1.0 Release Candidate 3 and other new and Yes (Not Customizable) Advertisements within browser. No.
Browser Comparison Opera, Internet Explorer and Mozilla Author: Tmn, 10 February 2004 Everyone who spent some time in the Internet knows the "wars" between users of different web
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Change afoot for Yahoo! Mail users (Seattle Times)
Despite the misguided enthusiasm of the public, real computer users gave Yahoo! Mail a big yawn when it emerged nearly a decade ago. The idea that you...
CenSEARCHip : Compare Censored Search Results (Search Engine Journal)
CenSEARCHip : Compare Censored Search Results CenSEARCHip is a tool developed by Mark Meiss and Filippo Menczer at the Indiana University School of Informatics for comparing the differences in the results returned by Google and Yahoo! versions for the United States, China, France, and Germany. When you enter your search terms and select one of the search [...]
DjVu: Saving for our paper heritage (NewsForge)
Did you know that you can load in your browser an old map showing the operations of General Washington in 1776-77, or the 1927 handmade sketch of the first negative feedback amplifier? These Web pages are in a highly compressed image format called DjVu that's highly suitable for archival material. Here's how you can start enjoying DjVu.
Once upon a time, $400 million ago (CIOL)
Sabeer Bhatia's claim to fame is Hotmail. Will he ever achieve similar success? Or is he forever doomed to be remembered just as 'the man who sold Hotmail'?
Intellectual Property (Mondaq)
United States: Trademarks on the Internet – Fair Play or Fair Game? When it comes to use of trademarks on the Internet, it’s all about fairness – fairness to the trademark owner, to the consumer, to competitors, and to purveyors of Internet searching and other services.