Windows 10: Why running Netscape Navigator Netscape Navigator is a Webbrowser 9.0.0.6 and 7.20 from...

The Netscape Navigator 9.0.0.6 Webbrowser from 2008 newest Version running in Windows 11, why?

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Netscape Navigator 9.0 Final Released

Netscape is pleased to announce the immediate availability of Netscape Navigator 9.0. Based on the latest Mozilla technologies, this release of Netscape Navigator includes variety of new features published in the release notes. You can get the 9.0 version for Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X from the downloads page.

Source: Netscape

 

Netscape Navigator

Hi, Owen!

My name is Caio. I'm an Independent Advisor and I'll be glad to help you today.

Unfortunately Netscape was really abandoned (which means that isn't safe anymore and also that newer internet features and protocols won't work on it), the closest thing you can get from Netscape is Firefox, because it uses part of Netscape's source code.

I suggest the new Microsoft Edge as your new internet browser, it is very fast and safe. You can get it here (it's available for Windows, Android, iOS and macOS):
https://www.microsoft.com/pt-br/edge

Best regards,



Independent Advisor

 

Netscape Navigator to Officially Die Next Week

While most of us hardly even thought that Netscape was still seeing regular updates and security patches, AOL was making sure that exactly that was happening. Apparently, that's all going to stop next week, as AOL is hunting for ways to cut costs around the house. Neowin published a nice eulogy for the classic web browser all too many of us with dial-up grew to know all too well...

Netscape accounts for less than 1% of internet users now. Anyone known using Netscape has been sent an E-mail from the Netscape development team, urging an immediate switch to Firefox or Flock browsers.

Source: Neowin.net