Browser program (Netscape Navigator).
A graphical World Wide Web browser available for Windows, Macs and Unix X Windows systems. It is available at UIC on all the Windows PCs, and Macintosh computers in the public PC labs, and on Icarus and Tigger, when accessed via an X Windows terminal session.
Shorthand for Netscape Navigator, an extremely popular browser. Students and faculty can purchase copies of Netscape from the Network and Academic Computing Service at very low cost.
Founded in 1994 by Jim Clark and Mark Andreessen, Netscape developed the first commercially successful web browser, Netscape Navigator. The browser, based on the Mosaic software from the National Center for Supercomputing, helped fuel the explosive growth of the World Wide Web. Netscape is now owned by America Online
The supported World Wide Web browser at Penn, developed by Netscape Communications Corporation.
Internet navigation software that allows users to access information through a graphical, point-and-click interface rather than text-only screens or menus. Netscape is known as a Web browser because it accesses World Wide Web information formatted into special home pages using hypertext. Other graphical Web browsers include Microsoft's Internet Explorer, Mosaic, and Opera.
Netscape Communications Corporation are the developers of the Netscape Navigator browser for the World-Wide-Web. The browser is distributed free to academic and personal users, and is often itself colloquially termed "Netscape". For details about Netscape's browser (and other WWW tools) consult the Netscape Home Page at http://home.mcom.com/home/welcome.html
the first commercially available graphical Web browser; the company that produces the Netscape browser and other software.
A Web browser (Navigator) and by default, the name of the authoring company. The Netscape browser was based on the Mosaic program developed at NCSA.
NetScape is one of several commercial versions of Mosaic.
Netscape Communications Corporation and their web browser software formerly known as Navigator. Formerly Mosaic Communications Corporation. Set up in April 1994 by Dr James Clark and Marc Andreessen (creator of the NCSA Mosaic program) to market their version of Mosaic, known as Netscape or Mozilla. One of the few instances in the IT industry when a start-up company successfully challenged the might of an established industry leader like Microsoft. For a time, anyway. IE 1 has taken over most of the browser market share in recent years. AOL purchased Netscape (the company) in 1999.
A once popular browser that has been overtaken by Microsoft IE.
Navigator A World-Wide Web browser from Netscape Communications Corporation.
Netscape is a large company that creates several popular web and Internet related products -- including the most popular web browser, Netscape Navigator. Netscape Navigator has been so popular, that many people refer to it as simply "Netscape". Table of Contents
Netscape Communications Corporation was founded in 1994 is widely known as the maker of the Navigator browser and Communicator software.
The name of a WWW browser developed from Mosaic. It is also the name of the company which developed it and is considered by many to be the most popular of the browsers.
A browser used for exploring the World Wide Web.
Netscape is a set of WWW browsers, were originally produced by Netscape Communications Corporation, which was was founded in April 1994 by Dr. James H. Clark, founder of Silicon Graphics, and Marc Andreessen, the original creater of NSCA Mosaic. For a very long time, Netscape was the most popular WWW browser, but then came Microsoft and its Windows Internet Explorer.
a browser where you can view the Internet
An internet browser. Recent versions can be downloaded: Netscape.
A graphical browser for the Web that accesses text, images, sounds and video.
This navigation software is designed by Netscape Communications. Netscape Communications has incorporated new HTML commands that are specific to this browser. They are known as Netscape extensions.
(tm): a popular Web browser ( a program that displays Web pages), developed by Netscape Communications Corporation.
The most recent paginador of the Web thrown. It promises to turn interns her upside down.
A world-wide web (WWW) browser for viewing web pages on the Internet. This browser will also be used for accessing certain MSC financial information such as Fund Accounting Query and for electronic mail.
Generally, Netscape Communications. The term may also refer to one of the company's popular browsers.
Netscape is an Internet developer, especially known because of its web browser, Netscape.
An Internet web browser. To download a free copy of Netscape, please visit the Netscape web site.
A sophisticated and speedy Internet browser notable for the fact that six of the seven original development teams that worked on NCSA's Mosaic now work on Netscape for Netscape Communications, Inc.. Originally code-named ``Mozilla.''
An advanced Web browser from Netscape communications. See Mosaic.
A web client/rowser. The Netscape browser was originally based on NCSA Mosaic and its origns came from many of the same team.
A commercially available World Wide Web GUI browser.
A popular Web browser that has been overtaken in usage by Microsoft’s Internet Explorer.
A browser program, at the moment very popular.
A graphical user interface browser program.
A software program for browsing sites on the World Wide Web (WWW). Access to Netscape is available in the Computer Labs and on the Research Workstations in the Library.
A popular web browser created by Netscape Communications. The latest versions are available free to download if used for educational purposes at http://www.netscape.com.
Netscape is one of many www browsers, or programs to access the www. Netscape is the browser of choice at Dartmouth.
A graphical World Wide Web browser for Macintosh, Microsoft Windows, and Amiga systems.
a software to navigate the world wide web.
A corporation that produces the Netscape Web browser (an application for viewing websites), as well as Web servers and mechanisms for creating intranets within organizations.
A popular graphical-based product for accessing the World Wide Web.
a full service Web browser in competition with Mosaic
Web browser available on the DukeNet Tools CD or for download at www.netscape.com.
A piece of software that allows users to browse the World Wide Web using Hypertext. It is the most popular of such browsers, with 59% of the market. It is available free to users via FTP.
Now a part of America Online, Netscape develops web software, including the Netscape web browser and web server software.
a web browser; is the second most popular browser behind Internet Explorer
A Web Browser invented by the Netscape Communications.
A brand of browser software that allows you to browse links on the WWW.
browser for the World Wide Web that views files coded in HTML.
A well known GUI browser, developed by Marc Andreessen.
This is a graphical Web browser. See below for hardware configuration available for Windows, Macintosh, and UNIX systems.
Netscape Communications Corp. is the hottest company on the Web. You are most likely using a Netscape Web browser to view this page. Netscape also sells products for Web servers, the computers that "serve" these pages for you. For more information, visit Netscape.
The name of a Web browser (a means of accessing information on the World Wide Web).
Netscape Navigator is widely used Internet navigation shareware for Macintosh, Microsoft Windows, and Unix computers. Netscape is offered free of charge to students and educational faculty and to others who wish to evaluate it. Government and commercial organizations must pay for and register this shareware.
A browser designed by Netscape, originally based on the Mosaic browser. Download a free copy of "Netscape Navigator.
Web browser program. (and name of company).
Netscape is a World Wide Web browser and the name of a company.
Netscape Communications Corporation is a software company that developed one of the world's most popular web browser called Navigator. Navigator is part of a software suite called Communicator.
A popular Web browser. And the name of the company that created the Netscape Navigator software.
A company whose web browser product, Netscape Navigator, revolutionized the art of surfing the web.
Company, often Software]. The company that developed one of the most popular browsers for the World Wide Web ("Navigator", and later "Communicator"). see also browser
The leading web-rival to Microsoft. Founded and headed by Marc Andreeson. Offers Netscape 6.2.1 as it's current main browser and many server products. Led the field in commercial web browsing and servers for some years, but now closely rivaled by Microsoft Explorer and server products.
See Netscape Communications .
A popular Web browser. It is a freeware program that may be downloaded off of the Web from Netscape.
is a browser very similar to Mosaic, but with a number of enhancements.
The company that made the web popular with the first commercial browser. Usually used to refer to the Navigator browser program, which is also known as "Mozilla".
A popular web browser developed by the Netscape Communications Corporation.
Makers of the Netscape Navigator browser.
WWW Browser and the name of a company. Possibly the most popular and most capable of the web browsers. Netscape corporation also produces web server software. See Also: Browser , Mosaic , Server , WWW
One of the most popular World Wide Web browsers. This however, is subject to personal opinion. Netscape is software - not an ISP or connection to the Internet.
a web browser developed by Netscape, AKA Netscape Navigator.
Shorthand for the Netscape Communications Corporation's Netscape Navigator WWW browser, generally acknowledged to be the most popular Web browser program today.
The browser Netscape from the company Netscape. The most popular browser for many years. Today IE has the lead.
A popular commercial graphical browser. It is available in versions for Windows, Mac, and UNIX.
A division of America Online (AOL) that distributes the Netscape Navigator browser. Web developers and designers typically refer to Netscape Navigator as simply Netscape.
Another WWW graphical browser. They are both available for a wide variety of different platforms (PC, Apple etc.).
One of several browsers used to view pages on the Internet.
Netscape is a software corporation that specialises in Internet packages. In addition to pioneering the industry standard in web browser software (Navigator, Communicator), Netscape markets a complete suite of web server software that is used by a very large share of the industry. If you're wondering what innovations Netscape introduced to the Internet, just ask the Microsoft "reverse-engineering" department.
The most popular internet browser after Microsofts Internet Explorer.
Netscape is the name of the browser and publicly traded company. The Netscape browser was originally based on the Mosaic program developed at the National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA). One of the individuals given credit for developing Mosaic, Mark Andressen, was hired away from the NCSA by Jim Clark, and they founded a company called Mosaic Communications. Mosaic Communications was renamed to Netscape Communications Corporation. Marc Andreesen now serves as Netscape's Chief Technical Officer. Netscape is still, by far, the most popular browser. Recently, Microsoft's Internet Explorer through brute force (Read: free software and even more enhancements) is quickly gaining ground on Netscape's lead.
A popular World Wide Web browser which incorporates the latest design innovations for HTML documents.
A graphical web browser which runs on UNIX, PC and Macintosh computers. It is an interface to the WWW and allows hyperlinking between documents via hypertext. Netscape is the most popular Web browser and is used by most internet-linked computers on campus. It requires a PPP connection to run from remote locations.
a graphical browser application program that lets you access the Internet World Wide web.
Another Web browser. OTOH On The Other Hand Outlook Express An e-mail client program. Pixel Size How images for the web are measured (eg, the logo below is 102 pixels wide by 37 pixels high). See also Resolution.
Web client developed by Netscape Communications Inc.. See also: Browser, Client, NCSA Mosaic, WWW.
An Internet browser application; also known as Netscape Communicator or Netscape Navigator.
A popular graphical web browser. Like Internet Explorer, Netscape supports the latest features offered on web sites, including Java, JavaScript and CSS.
This term refers to one of the World Wide Web browsers (which is actually called "Netscape Navigator") and the name of the company that publishes it.
Currently, one of the most popular web browsers.
Netscape, now part of America Online (AOL) is one of the two most popular web browsers, the other being Microsoft's Internet Explorer.
Netscape is one of the most popular Web browsers on the market. In fact, it's the first browser to be customized for BellSouth.net. Visit Netscape for more information on their browser and upcoming enhancements to all of their Internet products.
A major WWW browser developed by the Netscape Corporation. Netscape Help: Please note that the Netscape Help button will get the current help information from Netscape in the US. This means the help SHOULD always be current, but also means you have to be on-line to get Help.
A WWW browser and the company which produces it. Netscape Navigator is a Web browser originally based on the Mosaic program. It is currently the most widely-used of all Web browsers, though its extensive incorporation of non-standard HTML markup is a cause of constant argument in the Web community. Its primary author, Mark Andreessen, was hired away from the NCSA by Jim Clark, with whom he founded the company now known as Netscape Communications Corporation. See also browser, Lynx, Mosaic.
An example of browser software that allows you to design a home page and to browse links on the WWW.
a.k.a. Netscape Navigator or Netscape Communicator. The Web browser package from Netscape Corp. Software to view Web pages. Navigator is used by somewhere between 60 % to 80% of all people browsing Web pages worldwide. The other popular browser is Microsoft Internet Explorer (MSIE or just IE). There are many browsers but Netscape and IE have all but a small fraction of the market.
a computer software company that markets Internet and web software, such as Netscape Navigator and Netscape Communicator. (p. 16)
A www browser and the name of a company.
Netscape Navigator is a Web browser created by Netscape Communication Corporation. Netscape has its roots in another Web browser, Mosaic, which was created by the National Centre for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA) in the USA.
What is the netscape browser
A propriety Web Browser. Netscape is similar to Internet Explorer (IE), but it is not 100% compatible (although some versions of the application are more compatible than others). At present Netscape users are in a minority meaning that most web sites are designed for IE only and do not always function as well in Netscape.
Netscape dominates the market for World Wide Web browsers and servers.
(1) A web browser (originally Netscape Navigator) created by Netscape Communications. (2) The name of a company (Netscape Communications) now owned by AOL.
The company that makes the dominant Web browser, Navigator.
Netscape is a WWW browser. An application that allows you to search for information on the World Wide Web and now other services such as Newsgroups and e-mail.
This web browser was developed by Netscape Communications Corporation. The RNIB Online Shop has been designed so that it works well with this browser, amongst others.
An American company, producing browsers and other programs for the Internet (e.g. Netscape Navigator).
The company that produces Navigator, currently the most popular Internet browser.
A computer company in California famous for their Netscape Navigator Internet web browsing software.
Netscape developed the Navigator browser. The latest version of this is called simply 'Netscape 6'.
A World Wide Web client developed by Netscape Communications Corporation.
A web browser created by Netscape Communications Corporation. The Netscape browser was originally based on the Mosaic program developed at the National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA). It provided major improvements in speed and interface over other browsers, but also engendered debate by being the first to create browser-specific elements for HTML. See Also: Browser, Mosaic, Internet Explorer, Server, WWW
The company that developed Netscape Navigator.
A browser and a company. The browser was origianally based on the Mosaic program.
The company that is responsible for one of the leading browsers - Navigator and many other Internet products. It was the success of the early version of Navigator that started the rapid growth of the World Wide Web.
The industry leader for Web browser technology. Netscape Navigator The Web browser produced by Netscape. POP (Post Office Protocol) Protocol that allows a user to retrieve email messages from a POP server.
Netscape is one of the two most popular Web browser and also the name of a company, Netscape Communications, now owned by America Online (AOL). Currently, almost all Internet users use either Netscape's browser or Microsoft's Internet Explorer (MSIE) browser, and many users use both. Although Netscape was initially the predominant product in terms of usability and number of users, Microsoft's browser is now considered superior by many users (although many other users see them as roughly equivalent) and has taken a slight lead in usage.
A software browser for viewing the WWW. You can download a trial version from Netscape.
WWW Browser and the name of a company. The Netscape (tm) browser was originally based on the Mosaic program developed at the National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA).
A company that makes a popular commercial World Wide Web browser, Netscape Navigator.
Netscape Navigator Netscape Communications, Inc.
As of this writing, Netscape is the leader in Web browser software with its Netscape Navigator (currently in version 4, which has been expanded into Netscape Communicator), and a host of related products. Netscape Communications Corp., as it is formally known, came into being in April 1994 through the efforts of Jim Clark, former chairman of Silicon Graphics, and Marc Andreessen, the development brains behind the NCSA Mosaic (see Mosaic) browser. While they were unmatched until mid-1996, Netscape is currently locked in a life-and-death struggle with 800-pound gorilla Microsoft for control of the Web browser market.
Short for Netscape Communications Corporation, a software company that developed and markets a popular World Wide Web browser called Navigator. Some people casually refer to Navigator as Netscape.
A client program for Macintosh and Windows distributed via the OIT Software Downloads web site; enables you to browse the World Wide Web.
A web browser created and now owned by AOL a Time Warner Company.
Netscape is a company that produces Netscape Communicator, a popular Web browser. See Netscape's home page for details.
A Web Browser and the name of a company making this browser.
Officially called Netscape Communications Corporation, Netscape was founded by James H. Clark and Marc Andreessen in 1994. It revolutionized the computer software market by giving away for free its popular Navigator Web Browser.
Netscape is a freely available website browser brand name. Founded by Jim Clark and Mark Andreessen in 1994, Netscape developed the Netscape Navigator.
browser provided through Bear Access
A widely used browser or client used to search and view information files on the World Wide Web. Another popular browser is Microsoft's Internet Explorer.
The Netscape (tm) browser was originally based on the Mosaic program developed at the National Centre for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA). Netscape Corporation also produces web server software. Netscape provided major improvements in speed and interface over other browsers, and has also engendered debate by creating new elements for the HTML language used by Web pages, but the Netscape extensions to HTML are not universally supported. The main author of Netscape, was hired away from the NCSA by Jim Clark, and they founded a company called Mosaic Communications and soon changed the name to Netscape Communications Corporation. See Also: Browser, Explorer, Mosaic, Server, and WWW
Netscape is a program, usually installed on a microcomputer, to access the World Wide Web. It is a web client program (or software) that requests data from a Web server. It is graphical software, meaning it can display images and graphics, uses scroll bars and mouse activity.
A software application used to locate and display Web pages.
Netscape Communications Corporation (commonly known as Netscape), was an American computer services company, best known for its web browser. The browser was once dominant in terms of usage share, but lost most of its share to Internet Explorer during the first browser war. By the end of 2006, the usage share of Netscape browsers was less than 1% and falling.Usage Share of Web Browsers.
Netscape 7 was a series of proprietary cross-platform Internet suites created by Netscape Communications Corporation and then in-house by AOL to continue the Netscape series after Netscape 6. There were three main editions released from the Netscape 7 series; being Netscape 7.0, 7.1 and 7.2.
Netscape is the general name for a series of web browsers originally produced by Netscape Communications Corporation, but now developed by AOL. The original browser was once the dominant browser in terms of usage share, but as a result of the first browser war they lost many of their customers to Internet Explorer. As of September 2006, the usage share of Netscape browsers is under 1% and falling.