You'll bring one page to your computer screen, discover its contents, and have the option of bringing more pages of information. Some pages on the Internet are cool. I mean really cool. They can be richly formatted and colorfully illustrated, capable of bringing you sounds and movies and interactivity. Other pages can be as ugly and disagreeable as what you'd find under a rock.
Content is everything.
But to get to the content you seek, you'll need connections to those pages. The entire network of pages can be potentially interlinked, one pointing to another. Netscape's popularity stems from the opulence of its pages and the ease of bringing them to your screen. Pages designed with expressive lettering, art, color, photos, sound, animation, forms, and interactivity can be linked to an untold number of similar pages distributed on networked computers worldwide. Some Netscape pages contain frames.