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> Classic Mac OS had a healthy browser ecosystem which also included Cyberdog, iCab, Netscape, Opera, and WannaBe Ehh... Cyberdog was never widely used. It de

> Classic Mac OS had a healthy browser ecosystem which also included Cyberdog, iCab, Netscape, Opera, and WannaBe Ehh... Cyberdog was never widely used. It depended on the OpenDoc framework, which most users didn't even have installed, and was only available as a beta for a year or so. It was never a serious contender. iCab was a latecomer -- it was released in 1999, long after most of the mainstream browsers. It was used by a few people, but was never particularly popular either. I have never even heard of WannaBe. Based on what I see online, it looks pretty obscure.

Angostura 4y ago
I absolutely loved Cyberdog. My browser and e-mail client of choice
- GeekyBear 4y ago
  Having fully indexed instantaneous search for my emails in 1996 was absolutely living in the future. Especially if you subscribed to a lot of mailing lists and went looking for information on something specific that you knew you had read, but didn't know where.
- flenserboy 4y ago
  Yes. It was a sad day when I had to move on from it. Curious as to other applications which were way ahead of the curve (and the hardware) which could be remade today & fly.