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Lots of people and organizations, myself included, built "web browsers" in the late '80s. Unfortunately, it was the design of TBL that caught on.
by intrasight 9y ago
Lots of people and organizations, myself included, built "web browsers" in the late '80s. Unfortunately, it was the design of TBL that caught on.
- dredmorbius 9y agoWhat was your web browser? What were the features of your, and/or others' web browsers, that distinguished them from TBL's work? Mind: there were several other alternatives out there, with Viola being amongst the more interesting -- it aimed at becoming a suite of web-related tools and capabilities, based on what I've seen. http://www.viola.org/ http://www.viola.org/
- intrasight 9y agoI am referring to things that had no name and never escaped the confines of the corporate environment where they were built. Mine was for browsing nuclear power plants. Had full vector graphics rendering engine and a limited but capable scripting engine.