Cyberdog

Cyberdog was the first web browser developed internally at Apple Computer. Based on OpenDoc, it also included a suite of features such as an address book, email, FTP, and a browser.
==History==
Cyberdog was first announced in May at the 1995 Worldwide Developers Conference and positioned as OpenDoc's "killer app".Apple Reveals Cyberdog by Adam Engst, TidBITS. 1995-05-15. Version 1.0 was released the following year on May 13 at the 1996 Worldwide Developers Conference.WWDC Ware by Geoff Duncan, TidBITS. 1996-05-13.
===Discontinuation===
With the discontinuation of OpenDoc and massive layoffs in March 1997 that included much of the Cyberdog team, version 2.0 was the final major release.Apple lays off thousands by Dawn Kawamoto, C|NET. 1997-03-14.
==References==
==See also==
*Safari, Apple's next internally-developed browser, released in January 2003.
==External links==
*Cyberdog 2.0 Final at Apple (archived 1997-06-06)
**Cyberdog 1.2 (archived 1996-12-19)
**Cyberdog 1.1 (archived 1996-11-01)
**Cyberdog Software Developer's Kit (archived 1996-11-01)
**The Cyberdog Team (archived 1996-11-01)
* at Wikipedia
===Articles===
*Cyberdog, the OpenDoc Internet Components by Stephen Humphrey at MacTech (vol.12, no.2)
Category:Discontinued Apple software
Category:Classic Mac OS software
Category:1996 introductions