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That applies to aol, msn, compuserve etc, not to Facebook which you only ever accessed via http from a browser.
by hdgvhicv 6mo ago
That applies to aol, msn, compuserve etc, not to Facebook which you only ever accessed via http from a browser.
- abraxas 6mo agoYeah, those didn't count either. AOL and compuserve were not even available outside the USA in the late nineties. With AOL I'm quite sure nobody considered them to be a part of the web. Their pages didn't have URLs early on but AOL "keywords" instead. Compuserve also weren't using http I believe. It was some kind of commercial WAN that was pitched as a competitor to the internet, no?
- zabzonk 6mo ago> AOL and compuserve were not even available outside the USA in the late nineties yes, they were, in the UK at least. speaking as a compuserve user.
- hdgvhicv 6mo agoIds like 102615,1320, with pay per minute for compuserve and for the phone call Personally I never used cix but one of the magazines (pc pro?) has columnists on it at least.