Let's take a look at Navigator 3.0 and discover how it can affect the way you browse and create content for the Web. I tested Netscape Navigator 3.0 on a 686 150Mz machine with 16 MB RAM, running Microsoft Windows 95. Netscape has been providing the browsing public with a simple yet effective means of navigating the World Wide Web for the last two years. Since then it hasn't changed much, at least externally. It still has the same familiar look and feel it's had since 2.0 came out earlier in the year.
Navigator is available for download from their Web site, as always, for evaluation.
Navigator 3.0 installed from the four floppy disks without a hitch, using my Bookmarks and personal settings from a previous version. A Netscape program group was created as well as a Navigator icon on my Windows' desktop. Online documents are available on the Web site. Java and Java-based marks are trademarks or registered trademarks of Sun Microsystems, Inc. in the United States and other countries. SYS-CON Publications, Inc. is independent of Sun Microsystems, Inc.