Here's an image of the prehistory: Netscape Navigator 2 and 3, Netscape Communicator 4, all on MacOS. (NS3 is the Gold Edition, as discerned by the edit button

Here's an image of the prehistory: Netscape Navigator 2 and 3, Netscape Communicator 4, all on MacOS. (NS3 is the Gold Edition, as discerned by the edit button in the toolbar. NS4 introduced the bookmark bar, by this requiring more vertical screen estate for the Chrome. Also mind the default grey page background of #CACACA common to all iterations of the Netscape browser.) https://www.masswerk.at/nowgobang/images/netscape-navigator-guis.png https://www.masswerk.at/nowgobang/images/netscape-navigator-... Edit: The "Classic" themes of early Firefox and SeaMonkey were still very much reminiscent of Netscape 4, but the toolbar and the location bar merged. (In the early days Firefox and Netscape 6/7 still coexisted in parallel, packaging the same engine, and the "Classic" theme represented the Netscape legacy UI.)