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On Windows XP (the prototype is available for Windows 98, ME, NT4, 2000 and XP), the user-agent string is ‘Mozilla/5.0 (Windows U Windows NT 5.1 en-US rv:1.7) Gecko/20041122 Firefox/0.5.6+’. Netscape are very careful to use the term ‘prototype’ as opposed to ‘beta’ but the FAQ for the release suggests that they anticipate a shipping product based on the technology to launch in 2005. Regarding firefox is based on netscape source code… Well I was searching now and found only this:īy Alex Bishop for MozillaZine The Netscape Browser prototype is based on Mozilla Firefox 0.9.3. Can I DON’T like color? Or I should love everything? I don’t like color, so what can I do now? I am reviewing it, not you, so when you will be reviewing, you may write: I like color.īut I DON’T like it.

If you are using very often, try it, you might actually like Netscape Navigator more than any other browser. If you like Firefox, use Firefox, if you don’t like Firefox, you won’t like Netscape Navigator 9 too. Usually when I am trying new browser I want some new features which makes that browser special and my favorite one, and Netscape Navigator is just another Firefox clone. I actually see even no point to use this browser, unless you are hardly using.

The more I used it, the more I felt it’s actually a Firefox (yes, I know that this browser is Firefox based, but that’s not the main point). I’ve launched Netscape Navigator Beta 2 and thought that its interface is not very good as I don’t like green color, but it’s just me.

I was thinking to write much more about this web browser, but after using it for a while, it really makes not much point to do that. Yesterday I’ve tried Netscape Navigator 9 Beta 2.