Why did people stop using Netscape? What was wrong with it?

Why did people stop using Netscape? What was wrong with it?

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Internet explorer preinstalled on windows

I don't know

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Okay zoomie, story time. Once upon a time the two big browsers were Netscape Navigator and IE. Microsoft was greedy (as always) and decided to implement stupid shit addons that made sites using it incompatible with Netscape. That was stuff like ActiveX, which later turned out was a huge security hole in IE that was open for like 6 years or something. Also people who had just bought a computer already had IE installed so why bother going with anything else.

Couldn't delete your browsing history easily.

And yet people want Chrome to be the monopoly. How fucking stupid is that they really want us dealing with shit like this again?

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couldn't support javascript and new html/css

When will people stop using Chrome

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Internet explorer was just better

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Chome is about to get the same treatment.

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So then what's next though?

b/c in a way it became firefox

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They didnt. Firefox is basically based on old mozilla browser that used netscape engine.

Addons weren't the real problem, most sites didn't use them.

The real problem was Microsoft never followed the standards for Javascript and CSS.
Microsoft didn't even follow their own standards, so often a very specific version if IE was needed not just the latest version.
It's also ultimately why Edge failed.

Reddit browser?

Aol bought them and fucked up. They literally told people to just use Firefox (or Flock, remember them?)

Maybe in 10 years or so
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