By John Gruber
Kolide ensures only secure devices can access your cloud apps. Watch the demo to see how it works.
So Netscape 7.0 is out. Does anyone care? If so, please let me know why anyone in their right mind would want to use Netscape 7 instead of Mozilla 1.1.
The best and most-popular browser feature in Mozilla is its ability to block pop-up ads. And, of course, Netscape removed this feature from its browser. Wait, that’s not all. Not only did they remove the ad-blocking — a feature that is popular because people are annoyed by stupid ads — but they junked up the browser UI by adding a bunch of their own ads for crappy AOL services.
This isn’t just preposterously dumb — it’s sad. Especially so if you remember when Netscape was cool, back when a major new version of Netscape meant that the entire web instantly became a better place.
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