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.
Frames segment a page into rectangular areas, each area capable of displaying a page.
Clicking on a link in a frame may bring one or more new frames within a page, or an entirely new page. The author of a page determines which frames make up a page, however, you can use your mouse to resize any frame within a page so that you have control over the layout of the presented information. Netscape explores World Wide Web pages, a part of the Internet rich in multimedia features, as well as other parts of the Internet that are often text-based. The Internet's Usenet newsgroups, electronic mail, and alternative transport protocols offer impressive diversity of content and communicative prowess. To take advantage of this wealth, Netscape software contains features to explore the Internet in numerous domains.