Does anyone use NetScape. That browser used to be my favorite many years ago. I learned how to create web pages from it and it was free. Then eventually I had to start using IE due to it being "everywhere".
Haven't used Netscape since version 3.02Gold. That takes me back to Win 3.11 days.
Mozilla Still has composer. It is a lot like netscape communicator. Just highly updated. I still miss a few things from 4.7, but I don't think Mozilla will ever include them.
1. Long bookmark files executing into columns when accessed(instead of that disfuncional scrolling which you can't control)
2.Right click on a page and save a shortcut to the desktop.
3. Right click and "Set As Wall paper"
The old Netscape user interface was simply way ahead of its time.
I quit using Netscape around version 4.7. I was on dial-up. It would hang up, glitch, burp, stall out, and I noticed it sending a lot of info back to Netscape.
I could load the same webpages (that caused Netscape to crash) in IE and had no problem. I migrated to IE. For the last 3 years I have been using an IE based tab browser. Tabbed browsers are great for FR to open article links, etc. IE has been slow to change and update--still no tabs.
Mozilla is made by a lot of the game guys who worked on Netscape, so there are some similarities. Netscape 7.x has about 0.5% marketshare of web browsers. Firefox is approaching 10%, IE is sliding down to 90%. Some people do still indeed use Netscape, but IMO, with Mozilla and Firefox available, there's no need to use Netscape any longer. Heck, Opera is good too.