This is the end of what was once the world's best web browser. AOL has decided to no longer support Netscape in a version very similar to Firefox in terms of features and functions, all with a clear turquoise surface. From browsing tabs to organizing RSS feeds, sidebars and bookmarks, Netscape is just like Firefox. You can also manage the search engines in the top right and add all types of Mozilla (function () {('review-app-page-desktop');}); You can also expect the same performance and memory usage as Firefox in terms of performance. Netscape also has a number of similar security features, such as: For example, the main password and SSL and TLS features that Netscape offers, but you won't find them in Firefox, even though they are a contact box and a small browser . Both are shown in the left sidebar. I like the linkpad that allows you to drag links to the sidebar. This was quite useful to me for things I didn't want to put on a bookmark, but I still wanted to save the small browser, but it seems a bit out of place. Basically, websites are displayed in plain text format if a page just wants to browse quickly. However, I felt that everything seemed a bit confusing, especially when Netscape supports multiple tabs, which makes this version slowly become a museum piece. The browser even includes a link to Firefox and Flock. Just download it from Mozilla Firefox security updates added to Netscape Navigator

This version includes a plugin that allows users to navigate to Flock or Firefox

The WeatherBug add-on is extracted from this version of the Mozilla Firefox security update for Netscape Navigator

This version includes a plugin that allows users to navigate to Flock or Firefox

The WeatherBug add-on is removed from this version of Navigator.