@@foxypiratecove37350 plus Firefox is based on the Gecko engine so it’s way more moddable than chromium and CSS based so Netscape making a proper comeback is more possible through a Gecko fork
@@demitriholdermynewchannel1697 Firstly, why do you put uppercase letters at the start of every word in you sentence? Secondly, they did more than that, they added advertisement to their AOL Shield thing, that doesn't seem to be right either.
@@nothpx Nah Edge is a bit different, they change where it says "Chromium" to "Microsoft Edge" everywhere, same for the icon/logo, and the settings pages aren't the same, and there are a bit more features, Edge is more advanced than a simple reskin, it's still Chromium shit but more advanced than literal copy.
@@JimAntonopoulos Tehnically it is as Verizon owns AOL that owns the Netscape trademark, but they don't really own the web browser itself, only its name.
I feel like if you're going to have a browser named after something as legendary as Netscape, you should at least have the decency to not use Chromium as its base.
Making your own browser is incredibly difficult in this day and age. There's literally hundreds of pages of standards you need to work with if you want things to function. There's a pretty good reason all new browsers bar a handful are chromium.
AOL actually shipped a "Netscape Navigator 9" in 2007 that was basically a reskin of Firefox 2. Before that, they were based on Mozilla Suite, itself basically descended from the commercial Netscape Communicator (4.x) source code but with the rendering engine modernized into Gecko.
@@oCMSo firefox is definitely not broken. Some lazy web developers test their site only against the most popular browser (once it was IE, than FF, now it's Chrome). Different browsers handle HTML, JS, CSS differently, so if you develop with only one browser in mind you risk to break your site for the other browsers. When I was a web developer I made the same mistake, I tested only Firefox and my web application didn't work properly with Chrome.
@@und4287 It is not entirely harder to develop for Firefox. They could have used added extensions and userChrome. Some good examples are Zen Browser(which is it's own browser), Geckium(which is a userscript and a few file replacements), and others.
@ChocoRainbowCorn I still remember the day my PC's Edge switched to Chromium. My browsing immediately got slower vs with Spartan Edge.
I did hear Firefox is mainly worse at dealing with many tabs, but it was problematic for me regardless, so I may need to buy more RAM eventually (my laptop has 8GB).
The actual worst part though is that they took away the ability to save sessions with one button press and on demand (session save after closing doesn't count). I was hoping that Microsoft would restore it eventually, but sadly that never came. The closest I have to this option is via the Session Manager plug-in and at that point I might just as well use Firefox.
@@mix3k818 Isn't Firefox known for using more memory than Chrome or Chromium though? Aside from that, I respect a different take. But also yes, I too, do wish that Microsoft didn't give up on old Edge. It's always better to have more choices than less.
@@ChocoRainbowCorn For most people, maybe, but for me Chromium by itself is bad. Even ignoring the monopoly set by Google, the whole thing is slow and memory inefficient vs Firefox. The only reason why I haven't switched yet from modern Edge is because transferring passwords and browser history is impossible via official methods. (In case you couldn't tell, I do miss the old Edge and I find it a shame that the world deprecated it so quickly)
Most people still consider Firefox as the true successor to NetScape, so I think you can see why people look at the fact weird.
Chromium isn't that bad though, even if we consider that Google is the one in most control of the source code. Edge is a decent browser, even though I don't use it myself, and there are plenty others.
IIRC the last versions of Netscape were based on the Mozilla Suite (and later, Firefox). So I guess they could have used the FF engine, but maybe it's somehow harder to develop for? Idk.
> Be Netscape, an legendary browser back in the 90's and early 2000's;
> Begins to die, because of some shitty snob guy that's filthy rich from spywaresoft;
> Gets bought by AOL, permanently killing it;
> Years later, you decide to comeback...
> ...As another chromium fork, and a horrible one at that.
They could've at least tried to go with a gecko (aka firefox) fork, or an opera fork, but sadly, they chose the laziest option: chromium fork.
It's sad seeing netscape being used in this way. Netscape is dead a long time ago, stop desecrating it's corpse by incorporating chromium to it, and PUPs too.
saddest thing is : blink engine(chromium) were fork or made from webkit wich is a fork of KHTML wich is made by KDE team for their browser called Konqueror
now Konqueror is back, using QT5 engine wich is based on Blink engine
@@michaelepica3564 that's not what I meant, and if you do a fork of Firefox, you're not getting the same as a fork of Floorp for example. Having Opera as a base would be different as having just Chromium, but I'm simply asking if it's possible to even do a fork of a closed-source program, which probably isn't but idk
@@Wake_up._This_isnt_your_world Unpatchable software vulnerability? You have no idea what you're talking about. That's not how it works. They would need to make a deliberate terrible ethical decision in the direction of their product, like X using their user-generated content to train AI or Microsoft shoving CoPilot+ and Recall down people's throats. And even then most people wouldn't stop using it because its only meaningful alternative has no marketing. In reality, you need activism to get people on board of using Firefox & forks.
@@foxypiratecove37350 Mozilla ditched the Netscape codebase years and years ago. People seem to still hail Firefox as some savior (I used to be a diehard user myself) but their practices are shady AF these days. Several years back they got caught bundling a spyware addon with new installs in Germany, through a partnership with a known malware distributer. And recently they started in on their own user tracking while claiming it was the exact opposite to "ensure" your privacy. Here's the thing with Mozilla: It's comprised of two companies. The Mozilla Foundation and the Mozilla Project. One is not-for-profit, the other is 100% for profit. Guess which one hides behind the other? And when the former CEO was kicked and replaced, the new CEO's entire goal was to maximize their profits. The old devs who actually cared about users and safety were also replaced in time. Today's Mozilla is nothing like the old one.
@@kirill9064 For what? The 100 GB of Chromium source code? The thing for Chromium is that you don't clone, make you changes then build if in the case of me you just want to build for Windows to test, you have to download a ZIP file, and follow some instructions, and firstly it's really complex and buggy to put into place, and secondly yeah you end up with aroung 100 GB of codebase without having the whole repository's history.
@@Wake_up._This_isnt_your_world Chromium is really a big shit not optimized, one time I had the idea to make a Chromium-based web browser, the source code is more than 100 GB and go deeper than the default maximum path length on Windows 💀 💀
btw, i forgot to add something in my 2nd comment, because i sometimes have the habit of devouring words or mixing them up oof.
"Maybe one day gecko forks will become popular, once people manage to find out some sort of obscure, severe vulnerability in *CHROMIUM that can't be patched or whatever".
@@Wake_up._This_isnt_your_world Opera started as its own, but shifted to make it Chromium-based. I think and hope Firefox won't become Chromium-based as it would be a loss of history, as Firefox is based on the original source code of Netscape Navigator.
@@Wake_up._This_isnt_your_world Yes. They are also chrome raskin now. Well at least there is no worse performing browser then google chrome itself...yet.
Really? I always thought opera was it's own thing. Did opera nowadays also decided to go with chromium too?
It's very sad. I just hope the gecko doesn't die and mutates into a chromium fork too, however, the sad thing is, the gecko might die and become chromium soon, because many, MANY browsers are all becoming more and more chromium forks.
As for gecko forks, there's barely any, other than librewolf, or pale moon.
Maybe one day, gecko forks will become popular, once people manage to find out some sort of obscure, severe vulnerability in it, that can't be patched or whatever.
@@orektez it's sad, really. Yahoo is a really respectable brand, so was Aol. Netscape was second to none... They should've let it rest in peace with Firefox carrying on her legacy, yet they just had to beat a dead horse and... Ugh. It's disgusting.
Or you die and some greedy company that is barely any relevant nowadays, decides to desecrate your corpse and reanimate your body with chromium, just to ridicule netscape, and firefox too, since netscape source code, was based on the gecko engine, which is what firefox nowadays use.
@@foxypiratecove37350 As I mentioned above not anymore it's not. It used to be until they implemented a new rendering engine about 20ish years ago. At that point nothing of Netscape was left.
@@MarioKartSuperCircuit I have the last OG edition of Netscape installed on my computer, strictly for nostalgia. If I open it and go to the "About" tab, it says:
@@MarioKartSuperCircuit What browser replaced Netscape?
Decline of Netscape and entry of Firefox
The browser-only version was initially named Phoenix, but because of trademark issues that name was changed, first to Firebird, then to Firefox. Phoenix was chosen because "Phoenix", implied that it would rise like a phoenix after Netscape Navigator was killed off by Microsoft.
@@autumnblaze6267 and considering Netscape's original code should still be there, it shouldn't be impossible to make a replica of what Netscape initially looked like
3:54 The text was in Lithuanian, my native language. At first I thought something popped up from my own browser. Weird to see Lithuanian text in an Enderman's video...
@@Crazyorangi in his old videos (about 5 years old at this point, I believe), the entire OS was in Russian. And he also set a Russian city in a few of his videos.
@@netkv Statistically, Russians are 5% of Lithuania's population. This doesn't make it a reason to set the language to Lithuanian if the website is accessed through a Russian IP. My best guess is a VPN or a proxy/TOR.
@@MattAttacks Yes, he is, or at least claims he is Russian. I don't see how this is related to the Lithuanian language. Most likely it was a VPN he was connecting to.
And its actual successor is SeaMonkey. Maintained actively, but not that up to date with current web standards. Also some extensions are unofficial and suspect. SeaMonkey itself is clean and trustworthy.
@@Canleaf08 sure you can use a fork but if firefox dies then all of the forks die too, unless some big one takes the lead but right now I don’t see one. Waterfox, Icecat, LibreWolf, Mullvad, those are too niche and can’t become the leader. Zen is very niche too and experimental. The only potential one that could do it is Floorp, but that’s still very niche. Basically every fork of Firefox is niche
I used Netscape 0.9 a beta version back in 1994. Actually I was an Alpha tester of ARPANET (forerunner of Internet) back in 1969 when I was in High school sending an e-mail using a Telex machine hooked up to an acoustic modem using a telephone handset. I still get my Internet through a land-line phone. Who needs a cell phone? I would rather have a desktop PC with 2 monitors.
I immediately liked the video, even before watching it, as soon as I heard your voice. Personally, I like your voiceover videos much more than the subtitled ones. I hope you continue doing that in more future videos.
If they wanted to be more authentic to Netscape Navigator, they should have forked Mozilla Firefox. Firefox is an indirect successor to Navigator, so there is metaphorical blood there. In fact, the "firefox" name was originally used as a codename for one of Netscapes other projects, which I believe was a web browser and email suite combo.
My pedantic nature is kicking in with this too. They are calling this browser "Netscape" when the company was called Netscape, the browser was called Navigator, the same as Microsoft's old Internet Explorer isnt just simply called "Internet" or "Microsoft Web Browser".
It's actually exist and called "Ladybird browser" that made purely from scratch without any source code from either Chromium or Firefox or WebKit. But it's not available for public yet, as the very first early alpha release will come as early as mid-late 2026
Netscape used to be dang good. The only reason internet explorer beat it was. Well. Because there is no competing with free. Netscape used to cost money, all browsers used to. And it's weird to think about. ..It's sorta weird that browsers are all free now. They are hugely important and powerful tools. And we get them for free.
Like how the browser itself is literally just google chrome. At the very least they could have made it look like Netscape did back in the day with some quality-of-life features like tabs.
I was going to say, yeah, AOL and whoever owns their properties this week has been practicing Netscape "brand necrophilia" (as Jamie Zawinski put it) for a loooong time.
But I was not ready for a shonky Chromium jobbie. This is mega cursed.
how the hell did the company even manage to not go bankrupt with literally NO activity after like 20 years. chormium??? this thing is legendary, and 20 years later IT USES CHROMIUM, insane, bravo, great researching, brainstorming for a new version of netscape 20 years later! they did fking nothing!
this video got me an idea: what would happen if you install as many shady browsers as possible? a little fun research project to see which one is scummiest than the other.
Never thought Netscape was owned by AOL, but it makes sense in hindsight considering how both were designed around the same time for getting connected onto the internet
The Chromium installer padding is usually bigger because of the DPI being lower. The DPI for the virtual machine is clearly higher, and the font on the installer is bigger as a result.
Tried installing this browser on a VM and Chrome after that, when Chrome opened I got a pop up saying that the "Search and New Tab by AOL" got added by another program.
Verizon is not just the largest (and most expensive) US mobile network owner, they have an actual monopoly on the "backhaul" service that connects mobile towers to each other and the wired phone and internet networks, which gives them incredible sway over all mobile services in the US
Sounds like the US equivalent of the Norwegian state owned (majority share) Telenor. They used to have some market share in Eastern Europe, but appears to have existed that market recently.
2:31 for context why it shows Verizon's privacy policy and ToS is most likely due to the fact that not too long ago, Verizon Communications actually owned AOL
I find it interesting they used the 32bit version of chromium as a base. I guess they are targeting people that are running on older machines or they couldn't be bothered to do two builds, one for x86 and another for x86_64. But it means potentially it could perform worse than chrome.
When I was doing research into old browser cause I'm tired of chrome and was seeing if there's a updated version of those old browser this is one of them I found didn't install it glad I didn't
i really like when you use your voice in videos because it makes them easier to watch!! i can play it in the background to enjoy the video without needing my full attention to read the subtitles to understand whats happening
just get pale moon and download the moonscape theme. literally a better experience since pale moon is firefox-based and even lighter on ram consumption
Forking Chromium to then use the Netscape name. This looks like a vendor specific browser for 'security software 'product' - trying to keep the 'Netscape' name alive lol
She mostly switched away, but my mom still uses the AOL email account she set up in the 90s for a few things. In the late 00s, as dialup was in its last throes, AOL tried holding onto revenue by charging people to keep using email addresses they had used for years, the custom browser, chat rooms etc. I had to convince my mama that she could keep using her email address through their webmail without paying the $15/month or whatever bull they wanted for it was, on top of her cable internet. It just connected the IE based AOL browser and email client over IP instead of dialup! I guess this is almost the same thing, except they sell your data instead of charging money.
In the Chromium fork scene, you have two kinds of forks: - The ones that wants to serve a legitimate purpose like Brave, Vivaldi, Supermium, ... - And the others that just want to take you for a fool.
Alas, AOL has been advertising junkware in with their products since the late 2000s, good to see that hasn't changed much. Ever since AIM shut down and their chat rooms disappeared from AOL Desktop Gold (their current desktop client for the remaining AOL subscribers), AOL is practically on life support, so they keep advertising even more blatant junkware to stay alive.
The only true successor to Netscape is Firefox. The Mozilla Suite (the predecessor of Firefox) had the code base of Netscape. It was the same product. And Firefox was created from that.
Couldn't they let the name rest in peace? As someone who loved the original browser before Microsoft bullied it out of business, this is just so sad. Hopefully this fails and goes away quickly.
I actually have Netscape Navigator 9 installed on my computer. It's the last version before it got discontinued back in '08 and it's so out of date I can't use it to browse the web because the security patches aren't recognized. I just keep it for nostalgia and I smile whenever I see the icon. I consider the smile worth the space it takes up on my hard drive.
The outdated marketing of that AOL shield thing, with the super old chromium design and the old logos makes me think this chromium Netscape has been around for a long time
I remember in the early 90s when Netscape was the go-to browser. Microsoft was at war with Netscape, even going so far as to add code to Windows that prevented Netscape from being installed. Microsoft got into a lot of trouble with the US government over hostile practices. Microsoft was ordered to remove the code and open up Windows. Back in the day, Microsoft wanted to be the only computer software company.
The reason it asked for a reboot is you had Netscape open and it shares directories and files thus preventing full deletion. In that situation a task is scheduled to be run on reboot since the app will be closed.
I just woke up from a nightmare where I ran this in a VM, it breached containment, and I got a nasty ransomware. I'm going to take that as a bad omen and just not lol.
Maybe I can shed some light on this. AOL's bread and butter for the last couple of decades has been appealing to and hand-holding people who are not tech-savvy and of course charging them for this, "AOL Shield" for example. Way back in the day the AOL desktop software had a built-in browser so you could open the web from directly within it. Originally they used Internet Explorer. At some point around the late 90s/early 2000s (IIRC) they purchased Netscape and ditched IE in favor of it. They made a BIG deal about this and splashed the Netscape logo everywhere. It was also displayed in various areas of the desktop client. So what you likely have here is AOL hopping on the Chromium bandwagon and throwing in the Netscape logo to look familiar to users of their desktop software (which was renamed AOL Gold and now carries a MONTHLY SUBSCRIPTION FEE despite requiring you to bring your own separate ISP service to use it.) So this "new" browser, shady? Well, as far as AOL's typical behavior is kind of shady to begin with anyway, but I don't think it's malicious or malware.
Also, side note: IE didn't beat Netscape just because it started being preinstalled with Windows. It actually started doing that before because previously browsers were not free software. They were paid software. Imagine downloading Chrome and when you started to install it you got a box asking for your serial key you purchased from Google for $40. Yeah, that's how browsers used to be. I know at least one had an ad-supported option (Opera) where if you didn't pay it displayed a very large banner ad across the navigation buttons. I dealt with that back in the day, it was annoying. Until I found a working keygen ;) Don't blame me I was a teenager without a lot of money to blow on random stuff. But anyway Microsoft decided to release their new browser completely free of charge, which was seen as a revolutionary and crazy idea. And BAM, nearly instant market domination. It later being bundled with Windows just cemented its win against other browsers but by that time they already had the majority of the market.
we had Netscape navigator preinstalled on our computer growing up. I used it a couple of times but I used Internet explorer most of the time and found no need to keep Netscape on the computer.
The OG Netscape got the last laugh over IE when IE became known as "that thing you use to download Firefox" (Firefox being based on the Netscape code).
AOL and Netscape used to be good names and browsers in the computer industry now they are crappy chromium forks that only changed the branding... what has happened to this world
I remember Netscape from the 90s, its downfall and the rise of Firefox. That its name would resurface now as a lousy chrome fork is a real joke and whoever thought that up should be ashamed of themselves... The "real" Netscape lives on in Firefox and its forks, and I really hope that Mozilla can win back a bigger slice of the browser market after all the crap Google has been pulling with Chrome/Chromium (manifest v3...).
But wasn't Firefox the new version of Netscape? Like, netscape's code became open source and that's where Firefox came from - it's the best and most well-supported fork of Netscape's code
are you planning on creating a Q&A? If yes, I have 2 questions: what was you're first programming language that you learned, when did you start programming
I don't think that it was made by the same devs of the original netscape, it seems that some random just slapped the netscape logo on a cromium engine and called it netscape, if you want to have a browser that looks like netscape there's pale moon wich is a mod for firefox
Edge started as its own engine while the latest version of Internet Explorer was still kept around for compatibility reasons. It didn't start as a Chromium mod.
All they did is switch search engine, logo and name and to top it all out the logo isn't even assigned when you open the browser, it's just a blank document
All of those company names basically boil down to the numerous sales that AOL and Yahoo have been a part of over the years. The SentryBay connection seems to be only that they developed the security tools bundled into the fork; they're a legitimate enterprise IT security company focusing on hybrid and remote working environments. Honestly, bundling is nothing new for the AOL brand; they've been doing that since the 90's. Netscape did it quite a bit, too, in their later years.
Yeah, if it was a Firefox clone with the original branding, I would at least consider installing it. With it being a Chromium clone though, I don't think I will.
The fact that they have like 8 years worth of older corporate names scattered all over this pretty much confirms it's a low effort reskin meant to leech off the name, most likely trying to cash in off the current wave of '90s nostalgia.
Bruh. That’s not an extension, it’s his VM manager (I think this one is VMware) showing all of the VMs he has available, because he’s definitely not installing that crappy chromium fork on his main computer.
Chromium with different all logos and names, search engine. Wow. They didn't even change the Settings page URL like Brave did (brave://settings), it's still "chrome://settings" on both "AOL" and "Netscape" browser.
This is so sketchy but i honestly have no idea what to feel about this cause it's on the offical netscape site which is maintained by aol which is a part of yahoo which is owned by verizon why was this okay'd is it just a work in progress? Or did some random employee go rouge and do this behind verizon's backs
This is just like when Rockstar released the GTA Definitive Edition and used Unreal Engine 4 and an underpowered studio to make a shitty nolstagia product. And because it is a different engine the original touch was all gone. Nostagia bait is just scummy if not scamming people.
The funny thing is, if you want a modern Netscape... Then just use Firefox, it was literally made from open sourced Netscape code that Netscape themselves released like right before or after AOL acquired them. Granted I have no idea how much of Netscape is left in Firefox but still
You know, there are some Chromium based browsers that are literally just bad. At least they like, change the UI, even make their own UI. Cuz that, is literally just Chromium, like, no difference. It's the same thing. This is worse then internet explorer (that you can still open with powershell btw).
The real irony of his whole thing is that Netscape's code has been a part of Mozilla's web browsers since Netscape was toast. This thing being Chromium is just silly.
Hey uh i would like help on something, so i resetted my graphics card for a smoother pc but when i restarted my pc it said choose like idk what its called on english but like choose a computer and i dont know how to fix it, i hope u can help
Yes. Verizon is a mobile service here in america. Its one of the most popular. It being the third. Metro pcs by tmobile being second. And normal tmobile being no. 1
An "AOL_Netscape.exe" file is probably ripping off most generic installation screens. Edit 1: Also, the Netscape setup is probably also ripping off the Oracle VirtualBox Setup wizard.
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Considering most people will either be (1) too young to remember Netscape; or (2) not give a crap about a long outdated browser, that's actually now just a chromium browser with bloatware & adware.
@@janbachman3243they should give you Choice to choose your default search engine not their aol the same happend to Apple when they had to allow third party stores. I think
they could have atleast made a firefox fork bc atleast that requires more effort but no im not going to use the firefox code or my own code that was working im too lazy im just going to use chromuim to make google chrome again
Have a version of Netscape 2.02 that I can surf the web with using dial up Internet with win 98 as os. I just have an old computer and still have a landline
Bro If its possible bring back windows chime bar like in windows 8 and 8.1 had. I love to see that back on modern windows 10/11. by pressing win + c that chime bar appeared
HOW TO MAKE THIS BROWSER: step1: label it as some legendary browser like netscape step2: spy on users step3: base it on chromium step4: make it spyware step5: add spyware to add money over the money you already have from being a shitty person who makes spyware
I’ll take a double-triple crapware deluxe on a raft. Four by Four Dave Plummer Style extra adware with a link and a squeeze. Light Verizon grease, make it spam send it and let it spread.
Netscape does not need to come back, it has no chance to compete against other browsers that are now infinitely better even if they use Chromium-based browser, it's just unnecessary
4:07 if you see there is a frame where everything glitches out and looks something like: chrome apps and extensions, revelating this horrendous scam xD
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No, you know what, this IS a troll, and I will not be convinced otherwise. Is it really that hard to at least apply a THEME to make it even vaguely resemble what you're presenting?
Yeah this sucks that Netscape is now just another lazy chromium fork, and it stands out even less for it. If you are going to be a chrome fork, be Vivaldi or even brave where you do something of value to it.... especially Vivaldi which while still a chrome fork has its own built in features to make up for chromes ditching of manifest 2 like its in house adblocker.
WOW that is terrible. So this is just a fork? Unbelieveable. Instead of having the tech to make a beautiful comeback of one of the greatest (and first!) browsers in history that changed the world, they decided to make a SHITTY chromium fork. That too an absolute SHIT, TERRIBLE, EVERY WORD I CAN THINK OF fork. Lord help us all.
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I wish I knew how to code, bc I could probably make a better revival of Netscape Navigator using the Gecko codebase. At least then it'll be better than this garbo.
It's not Chrome, it's a version of Chromium that is open source and can be used for commercial rights. Netscape browser stopped it's development long ago, I don't understand the point of this video, it would be cool if you showed the version through out the years and compare them, this was just a video showing how a company (Verizon owned) and it's 3rd parties built a browser, congrats.
@@LidiaFonseca-xg1iq you read like chatgpt with a "be contrarian" prompt also both of those browsers are from sentrybay, who yahoo contacted to reskin one of their products proof: the download link links to sentrybay's website with different "licensor" url parameters
@@v-14415 Get your facts straight before assuming stuff, but, either way, doesn't make the point of this video any more accurate than a throw off hands with not comparison, history, and so on.
@@LidiaFonseca-xg1iq Chrome is Chromium. There's no difference whatsoever; Chromium is the engine Chrome runs in. What AOL/Yahoo did was just paste the entire source code of Chromium with little to no change in the code and call it theirs.
Also, they didn't copy the "AOL Shield Browser", the AOL Shield runs inside a sandbox environment, making it secure for certain types of attacks through downloads, cookies and so on. I think a bit a research if missing before making the video...
@@Purr-FurryKit1726 The number 1 is one of the most fundamental and important concepts in mathematics, as well as in various disciplines like philosophy, computer science, and physics. It represents a single unit, often viewed as the first and smallest positive integer in the sequence of natural numbers: 1, 2, 3, and so on. It serves as a cornerstone for many mathematical operations and properties.
In arithmetic, 1 is known as the multiplicative identity, meaning that any number multiplied by 1 remains unchanged. For example, . This property makes it crucial in algebra and higher mathematics, where maintaining the integrity of equations and expressions is essential.
From a symbolic perspective, 1 is often associated with concepts of unity, individuality, or a starting point. In binary systems used in computing, it plays a key role as one of only two digits (0 and 1), forming the foundation for all digital computations.
In geometry, a unit length or a basic measurement is often represented as 1. In set theory, a set with exactly one element is said to have a cardinality of 1.
Culturally and philosophically, the number 1 has been seen as a symbol of wholeness, the origin of all things, or a singular entity that forms the basis of complex systems. It holds significance in religious texts, where it can signify unity or the divine.
Thus, the number 1 is not just a simple numeral but a powerful and multi-dimensional concept that plays a vital role in understanding and organizing the world.
Did not except Verizon to stoop so low as milking their dead brands, AOL, Yahoo and Netscape by selling lazy spyware skins of chromium and weird anti-virus software lol
any time some shitbag company tries to shove something with an old name down your throat in the stupid modern age, its a scam. its garbage and they're looking to swipe some money off of you by fooling you into going "oh i remember that". if the things that aren't merely pre-garbage are ever coming back to this fucking 2010s wasteland shithole of bleak colorless faux-minimalism, they're not going to advertise on nostalgia and its going to come from something local or regional, NEVER a national-size corporation. but also, if its some idiot with a 3d printer who thinks he can change the world, don't believe him either because 3d printing is a prototyping technology and anyone passing what's made with it as a finished product is also a grifter. turns out we like the old stuff because the new stuff sucks ass and doesn't meet our needs. corporations don't care. learn to actually determine what it is you want out of the things in your life and stop giving the things that don't give you want you want space in your life "just because".
Netscape was awesome but you had to install a bunch of extra programs just for websites to display correctly and some of those programs had a fee and Netscape wasn’t free and of course it was built from Mosaic the first web browser that was shipped with ISPs like AOL and Compuserve and others.
Hi Verizon is two companies. The first company is a wireless cellular company or yes you can get an iPhone from them and you can run your phone your iPhone on Verizon. The second company is Verizon FiOS, which is what I have. It is a fiber company I wouldn’t say cable company, but a fiber company you can say cable company and traditional TV phone Internet Company. It’s another one of those. I don’t know if you know this time warner cable or spectrum cable is a cable company that offers used to offer home phone Internet and TV but I think they moved away from home phone and they now do spectrum mobile so they still have telephone services but they have Cellular services not plug your phone into the phone jack in the wall in your kitchen anymore like they used to. So Verizon again is a phone/fiber company so they are all legitimate business. I have them and I love their fiber service their Verizon FiOS driver services. I’ve had no complaints with them. I’ve had one outage since I’ve had them and they’ve never dropped service compared to spectrum which constantly drop service and I constantly had to reset my router
"You traded my online security for a shitty retro browser!" "Not just any retro browser. Netscape Navigator. Remember Netscape? It's back, in chromium form."
Verizon Media was acquired by Apollo Global Management in 2021. Idk what you have going on here. Yahoo is also involved—at least the trademark and other patents.
Oath Inc, is what AOL was renamed to when Verizon merged it with Yahoo in 2017. It was renamed a few years later as Verizon media. Verizon sold the company and renamed it to Yahoo in 2021.
It looks like Sentry Bay are the ones actually responsible for developing the modern "Netscape" or should it be "Notscape" browser for AOL/Yahoo.
Man, Verizon has over 100 billion dollars, they could've afforded to build a whole new browser from nothing, yet they chose to make crap. They could've built something to include by default on all their phones, if they did it right they might've even been praised for it.
Step 1. Download Outdated Google Chrome Version Step 2. Download Netscape Navigator Icon Step 3. Rename the Chrome shortcut on the desktop to Netscape and change the icon to the one you downloaded. Step 4. Launch "Netscape" and change search engine and homepage to AOL Step 5. ???? Step 6. Profit
Where did you get this? I don't see any links to download Netscape at AOL. AOL Shield claims to be "optimized for older operating systems and dial-up internet connections"
If you want a nostalgic browser that looks like something from the early 2000s, install pale moon, it's open source and firefox based.
Otherwise, don't, the browser fingerprint of pale moon will stick out like a sore thumb. Absolutely a usable web browser, I have used it, it's pretty nice and retro looking. But it's not optimal for privacy. Still better than something like Google Chrome by a lot.
btw, i found out something about "bypassnro". The "command" you run in the command prompt.
Apparently, it is stored in system32 even before windows asks you to create a MS account, and upon closer inspection in wordpad, i found out that the "command" is pretty much a batch file, which adds the following registry key "bypassNRO" in the registry, sets it to 1, and reboots the computer.
The path is basically this: "HKLM (LM stands for local machine) > Microsoft > Windows > Current Version > OOBE".
At least i think i wrote the path correctly.
You don't even to reboot the computer, since adding that 32 bit key and setting it to 1, will skip creation of the MS account on OOBE, if you turn off your internet lol.
Chrome has been reskinned so many times that it's saddening, take the "revolutionary" CryptoTab Browser, it's just Chrome with some extensions, and it even mentions it in certain websites that check your browser.
>new browser release >take a look inside >chromium seems like this'll be a trend for a looooong while. its always just overglorified chromium reskin, nothing new.
enderman im 12 years old im from turkey i dont have mom and father i can hack one im ethical im very sad bro(your comments thinkinked troll me im not troll bro ): )
When I apply a Netscape skin in my Firefox, it's more Netscape than this. WTF
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If you want a full Netscape experience, you can get SeaMonkey which is basically full Netscape suite (browser+mail+news+irc+html editor)
0 likesFirefox is just Netscape
3 likes@@ballerisunfunny There are plenty. Simply search for "Netscape".
0 likesWhen I use Seamonkey it's literally Netscape
9 likes@@jacekm4707Firefox is based off Netscape.
0 likeswait, thers a netscape skin??
8 likesTheme???
5 likes@@siddhartaghosh100 firefox css
6 likes@@foxypiratecove37350 So that mean i have been using netscapce all this time!
0 likesFirefox based on netscape
56 likesWait can i do that?
9 likesCompletely agree.
13 likes@@foxypiratecove37350 plus Firefox is based on the Gecko engine so it’s way more moddable than chromium and CSS based so Netscape making a proper comeback is more possible through a Gecko fork
0 likesBecause Firefox is an evolution of Netscape.
191 likesWhen people reskin Chrome and put it under a different name, this happens.
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Look like the Motorola Androids
0 likes@foxypiratecove37350 My Hand's Feel Better Typing Like This Then Other Way, It Looks More Correct To Me Anyway
0 likesKindoff
0 likesBut like, who expect some minor group of people and Company's use Deafult Chrome instead of Like Edge or Brave nowadays?
U literally can't even use original uBlock origin on it
Brave:
1 likeLike MS Edge. 😊
0 likes@@kat_cit so, malware?
1 liker/technicallythetruth
1 like@@kowan011 Just like firefox has chrome://, lol. It refers to the browser "chrome", i.e. user interface.
0 likes@@ShadowWispr It's not a bot, it's in the settings, that should be changed.
1 like@@kowan011 the chrome: URI scheme is correct here when visiting pages corresponding to the browser chrome
2 likes@@foxypiratecove37350at a certain point it should be considered malware. Data collection by the browser itself is really bad
0 likesThis isnt even a reskin 😭
1 like@@ShadowWispr They're none other than a kid dude. They're not a bot.
3 likesIt's not even reskinned Chrome, they legit just copied their UI and slapped their logo on it
2 likes@@ShadowWispr Thanks for telling me that.
2 likes@@foxypiratecove37350 that's a bot, that's why it types weird
2 likes@@foxypiratecove37350To answer why they put capitals on each word tl;dr they're a logo kid
0 likes@@demitriholdermynewchannel1697 Firstly, why do you put uppercase letters at the start of every word in you sentence? Secondly, they did more than that, they added advertisement to their AOL Shield thing, that doesn't seem to be right either.
4 likesAt Least If That's All They Did Then It's Fine, Just Chrome In New Name
1 like@foxypiratecove37350 yeah youre right, i think its classified as a mod now not a copy (also edge has gtk theme)
2 likes@@nothpx Nah Edge is a bit different, they change where it says "Chromium" to "Microsoft Edge" everywhere, same for the icon/logo, and the settings pages aren't the same, and there are a bit more features, Edge is more advanced than a simple reskin, it's still Chromium shit but more advanced than literal copy.
18 likesliterally edge
2 likes@@JimAntonopoulos Tehnically it is as Verizon owns AOL that owns the Netscape trademark, but they don't really own the web browser itself, only its name.
0 likesAs expected. It is not official Netscape
5 likes@@kowan011 Yeah, it's just barely rebranded Chromium.
7 likesHeck, it still uses chrome:// for things like Settings pages and whatnot
9 likes@@und4287 They even failed at it as there are still places with the Chromium icon.
0 likesThis is barely even reskinning, they just took the Chromium codebase and slapped their own name on it.
41 likes@@MaxEditsSpore In the current case it's more an adware for a malware.
32 likesthis isn't malware, though. just deadass yahoo
23 likesAnd put malware in it ;)
60 likesI feel like if you're going to have a browser named after something as legendary as Netscape, you should at least have the decency to not use Chromium as its base.
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@lordmike9331 Chromium, the source code for edge and chrome is open source.
0 likes@@funie2 Are edge and chrome not also closed source?
0 likesthey really had the nuts to name it netscape
1 likeMaking your own browser is incredibly difficult in this day and age. There's literally hundreds of pages of standards you need to work with if you want things to function. There's a pretty good reason all new browsers bar a handful are chromium.
0 likes@@und4287 nope, there are plenty of Firefox forks too such as LibreWolf.
0 likes@@oCMSo From the vast majority of the Internet, not really.
4 likesI mean, there are missing features, but they're really not a dealbreaker for me.
@@oCMSo chrome is the new internet explorer
0 likesAOL actually shipped a "Netscape Navigator 9" in 2007 that was basically a reskin of Firefox 2. Before that, they were based on Mozilla Suite, itself basically descended from the commercial Netscape Communicator (4.x) source code but with the rendering engine modernized into Gecko.
0 likes@@oCMSo firefox is definitely not broken. Some lazy web developers test their site only against the most popular browser (once it was IE, than FF, now it's Chrome). Different browsers handle HTML, JS, CSS differently, so if you develop with only one browser in mind you risk to break your site for the other browsers. When I was a web developer I made the same mistake, I tested only Firefox and my web application didn't work properly with Chrome.
0 likes@@funie2🤓
0 likesbut firefox is broken to the core missing web features, hell freaking fedex is broken on firefox xD
6 likes@@mix3k818 Fair enough, no problems. Thanks for taking your time to write this all out :)
0 likes@@und4287 It is not entirely harder to develop for Firefox. They could have used added extensions and userChrome. Some good examples are Zen Browser(which is it's own browser), Geckium(which is a userscript and a few file replacements), and others.
0 likes@ChocoRainbowCorn I still remember the day my PC's Edge switched to Chromium. My browsing immediately got slower vs with Spartan Edge.
5 likesI did hear Firefox is mainly worse at dealing with many tabs, but it was problematic for me regardless, so I may need to buy more RAM eventually (my laptop has 8GB).
The actual worst part though is that they took away the ability to save sessions with one button press and on demand (session save after closing doesn't count). I was hoping that Microsoft would restore it eventually, but sadly that never came. The closest I have to this option is via the Session Manager plug-in and at that point I might just as well use Firefox.
@@mix3k818 Isn't Firefox known for using more memory than Chrome or Chromium though? Aside from that, I respect a different take. But also yes, I too, do wish that Microsoft didn't give up on old Edge. It's always better to have more choices than less.
7 likes@@ChocoRainbowCorn For most people, maybe, but for me Chromium by itself is bad. Even ignoring the monopoly set by Google, the whole thing is slow and memory inefficient vs Firefox. The only reason why I haven't switched yet from modern Edge is because transferring passwords and browser history is impossible via official methods. (In case you couldn't tell, I do miss the old Edge and I find it a shame that the world deprecated it so quickly)
14 likesMost people still consider Firefox as the true successor to NetScape, so I think you can see why people look at the fact weird.
Chromium isn't that bad though, even if we consider that Google is the one in most control of the source code. Edge is a decent browser, even though I don't use it myself, and there are plenty others.
5 likes@@funie2 yeah that's fair enough
8 likes@@Shadowility I wouldn't consider Opera since it's closed source and who knows what they're using our info for
29 likesOr if it is chromium based, atleast customize it and change features like Edge, Opera, OperaGX, etc
27 likes@@und4287 They were
0 likesIIRC the last versions of Netscape were based on the Mozilla Suite (and later, Firefox).
56 likesSo I guess they could have used the FF engine, but maybe it's somehow harder to develop for? Idk.
At least make it firefox based, so you have some netscape lineage
156 likeswaiter! waiter! more low-effort chromium forks!
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more like chromium skids kek
4 likesback then, it was internet explorer frame in winforms
24 likes> Be Netscape, an legendary browser back in the 90's and early 2000's;
500 likes> Begins to die, because of some shitty snob guy that's filthy rich from spywaresoft;
> Gets bought by AOL, permanently killing it;
> Years later, you decide to comeback...
> ...As another chromium fork, and a horrible one at that.
They could've at least tried to go with a gecko (aka firefox) fork, or an opera fork, but sadly, they chose the laziest option: chromium fork.
It's sad seeing netscape being used in this way. Netscape is dead a long time ago, stop desecrating it's corpse by incorporating chromium to it, and PUPs too.
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the original opera browser engine is called presto
0 likesSpywaresoft began in early 2020s
0 likes@@Wake_up._This_isnt_your_world ew opera
0 likessaddest thing is : blink engine(chromium) were fork or made from webkit wich is a fork of KHTML wich is made by KDE team for their browser called Konqueror
0 likesnow Konqueror is back, using QT5 engine wich is based on Blink engine
@@Pandacier It technically is, if you decompile the program. But there is no point in even attempting it most of the time.
0 likes@ no it isn't
0 likes@@michaelepica3564 that's not what I meant, and if you do a fork of Firefox, you're not getting the same as a fork of Floorp for example. Having Opera as a base would be different as having just Chromium, but I'm simply asking if it's possible to even do a fork of a closed-source program, which probably isn't but idk
2 likes@@Pandacier its chromium so theres no point
0 likesFor all intents and purposes, Mozilla Firefox is Netscape Navigator.
0 likes@@Wake_up._This_isnt_your_world Unpatchable software vulnerability? You have no idea what you're talking about. That's not how it works. They would need to make a deliberate terrible ethical decision in the direction of their product, like X using their user-generated content to train AI or Microsoft shoving CoPilot+ and Recall down people's throats. And even then most people wouldn't stop using it because its only meaningful alternative has no marketing. In reality, you need activism to get people on board of using Firefox & forks.
0 likes@@foxypiratecove37350 Mozilla ditched the Netscape codebase years and years ago. People seem to still hail Firefox as some savior (I used to be a diehard user myself) but their practices are shady AF these days. Several years back they got caught bundling a spyware addon with new installs in Germany, through a partnership with a known malware distributer. And recently they started in on their own user tracking while claiming it was the exact opposite to "ensure" your privacy. Here's the thing with Mozilla: It's comprised of two companies. The Mozilla Foundation and the Mozilla Project. One is not-for-profit, the other is 100% for profit. Guess which one hides behind the other? And when the former CEO was kicked and replaced, the new CEO's entire goal was to maximize their profits. The old devs who actually cared about users and safety were also replaced in time. Today's Mozilla is nothing like the old one.
0 likes@@Wake_up._This_isnt_your_world is it even possible to do an opera fork ? It’s closed source soo
0 likes@everypizza Mozilla is no longer developing Servo. In fact, they said it wasn't meant to be a drop in replacement of Gecko
1 like@@kirill9064 For what? The 100 GB of Chromium source code? The thing for Chromium is that you don't clone, make you changes then build if in the case of me you just want to build for Windows to test, you have to download a ZIP file, and follow some instructions, and firstly it's really complex and buggy to put into place, and secondly yeah you end up with aroung 100 GB of codebase without having the whole repository's history.
1 like@@foxypiratecove37350Are you talking about whole git history or just about latest commit?
0 likesThere was old opera source leak, but it was taken down from GitHub.
0 likes@@Wake_up._This_isnt_your_worldI'm on the "optimist" route, and am hoping that Gecko will eventually be replaced with Servo.
0 likes"Begins to die, because of some shitty snob guy that's filthy rich from spywaresoft"
0 likesgood to know you're Linux user
Doesn't the Spywaresoft joke ever get boring to you guys? Although to be honest, I'm not surprised that it doesn't.
3 likes@@Wake_up._This_isnt_your_world Chromium is really a big shit not optimized, one time I had the idea to make a Chromium-based web browser, the source code is more than 100 GB and go deeper than the default maximum path length on Windows 💀 💀
7 likesbtw, i forgot to add something in my 2nd comment, because i sometimes have the habit of devouring words or mixing them up oof.
4 likes"Maybe one day gecko forks will become popular, once people manage to find out some sort of obscure, severe vulnerability in *CHROMIUM that can't be patched or whatever".
Sorry about that :p
@@Wake_up._This_isnt_your_world Opera started as its own, but shifted to make it Chromium-based. I think and hope Firefox won't become Chromium-based as it would be a loss of history, as Firefox is based on the original source code of Netscape Navigator.
28 likes@@Wake_up._This_isnt_your_world Yes. They are also chrome raskin now. Well at least there is no worse performing browser then google chrome itself...yet.
15 likesReally? I always thought opera was it's own thing. Did opera nowadays also decided to go with chromium too?
19 likesIt's very sad. I just hope the gecko doesn't die and mutates into a chromium fork too, however, the sad thing is, the gecko might die and become chromium soon, because many, MANY browsers are all becoming more and more chromium forks.
As for gecko forks, there's barely any, other than librewolf, or pale moon.
Maybe one day, gecko forks will become popular, once people manage to find out some sort of obscure, severe vulnerability in it, that can't be patched or whatever.
Opera is Chromium-based
45 likesAOL: "Am I really going to defile this grave for money?"
250 likesAOL: "OF COURSE I AM!"
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@@orektez it's sad, really. Yahoo is a really respectable brand, so was Aol. Netscape was second to none... They should've let it rest in peace with Firefox carrying on her legacy, yet they just had to beat a dead horse and... Ugh. It's disgusting.
1 likebut AOL itself is a zombie so idk if that counts more like it dug itself out first.
1 likeAhh, good ole America Offline.
1 likeHow do I use your pronouns? What context? in what sense?
1 likeNice pfp Vtuber
5 likesYou either die a hero or live long enough to become suspicious software.
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Susware
0 likesTruth. AVG and CCleaner are two great examples of this.
2 likesIt died as a hero.
12 likesThen it revived as a villain
Or you die and some greedy company that is barely any relevant nowadays, decides to desecrate your corpse and reanimate your body with chromium, just to ridicule netscape, and firefox too, since netscape source code, was based on the gecko engine, which is what firefox nowadays use.
18 likesFirefox is open source so they could have just used that codebase if they wanted something closer to old netscape navigator
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That's right, both Netscape and Firefox are based in the Mozilla source code using the Gecko engine.
0 likesSo it's totally absurd to try and make a Netscape look alike using Google code (Chromium)
@@foxypiratecove37350 As I mentioned above not anymore it's not. It used to be until they implemented a new rendering engine about 20ish years ago. At that point nothing of Netscape was left.
0 likesEven the last Netscape v9.0 is based from Firefox v2.0
17 likesYeah, since Firefox is based on the original Netscape Navigator
52 likesThat's just "rebranded" Chromium because they only own the trademark, but the original Netscape source code is owned by the Mozilla foundation.
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@@MarioKartSuperCircuit I have the last OG edition of Netscape installed on my computer, strictly for nostalgia. If I open it and go to the "About" tab, it says:
0 likes© Netscape Communications Corporation. All rights reserved. Portions ©1998 - 2008 Contributors to the Mozilla Foundation. All rights reserved. Netscape and Netscape logo are registered trademarks of Netscape Communications Corporation.
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 6.2; en-US; rv:1.8.1.12) Gecko/20080219 Firefox/2.0.0.12 Navigator/9.0.0.6
Firefox is Netscape or at least was Netscape was with the branding change.
2 likes@@MarioKartSuperCircuit
0 likesThe reason why there are too few Firefox forks is that Gekko is time consuming to customize and hard.
@@MarioKartSuperCircuit What browser replaced Netscape?
5 likesDecline of Netscape and entry of Firefox
The browser-only version was initially named Phoenix, but because of trademark issues that name was changed, first to Firebird, then to Firefox. Phoenix was chosen because "Phoenix", implied that it would rise like a phoenix after Netscape Navigator was killed off by Microsoft.
@@MajorOutage man they could just... IDK fork Firefox and make it look like Netscape
7 likesThey could probably pull users that way as well for the nostalgia factor of something idk
@@MarioKartSuperCircuit Yes.
0 likesIf you want something like old Netscape, try SeaMonkey
0 likes@@autumnblaze6267 Yeah but I'm not sure it would be better using Firefox anyway.
0 likes@@autumnblaze6267 and considering Netscape's original code should still be there, it shouldn't be impossible to make a replica of what Netscape initially looked like
0 likes@@autumnblaze6267 Yeah, but I'm not sure we would like to have it Firefox-based anyway.
0 likesbut Firefox is free software / open source, you can fork it just like Chromium, many did: Pale Moon, IceCat, LibreWolf
47 likes@@MarioKartSuperCircuit Yeah, if we look at the beginning of the Mozilla foundation, what was Netscape evolved into Firefox.
73 likesSo Firefox is just a continuation of Netscape?
45 likes3:54 The text was in Lithuanian, my native language. At first I thought something popped up from my own browser. Weird to see Lithuanian text in an Enderman's video...
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@@Crazyorangi in his old videos (about 5 years old at this point, I believe), the entire OS was in Russian. And he also set a Russian city in a few of his videos.
0 likes@@fireball54110How’d you know?
0 likes@@fireball54110 ew 🤢🤮
0 likesSame my native language
1 like@@Pc_User_Pro i know but why would it change
0 likes@@kyokazuto It probably is a VPN or proxy.
0 likesIt's weird because his google is in german and all other pages in English
1 likei'm not lithuanian but i noticed too, Enderman is russia so i'm guessing he's using a VPN
4 likes@@Pc_User_Pro was it russian ip? not lithuanian?
0 likes@@netkv Statistically, Russians are 5% of Lithuania's population. This doesn't make it a reason to set the language to Lithuanian if the website is accessed through a Russian IP. My best guess is a VPN or a proxy/TOR.
9 likesSame bro
0 likesthere are many russians in lithuania iirc
4 likes@@MattAttacks Yes, he is, or at least claims he is Russian. I don't see how this is related to the Lithuanian language. Most likely it was a VPN he was connecting to.
20 likes@@fireball54110services like twitter, yt and discord are banned here. he may be using a vpn 24/7
0 likes@@MattAttacks He is, indeed, Russian.
12 likeshe always sounded like an eastern european in videos and i think he mentioned being russian once but i am not sure
9 likesSeeing your native language in a video truly is weird...
18 likesCan confirm, am Lithuanian
9 likesHonestly, I was kind of expecting it to have the old Netscape UI, maybe appeal to nostalgia.
132 likesI was NOT expecting it to look exactly like Chrome.
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effort nahhhhh
5 likesBringing back "Netscape," but not using the browser that is directly descended from Netscape (*cough* cough Firefox *cough*) as your base is wild
33 likesIronically, Netscape's spiritual successor is the non-chromium firefox
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Man why can't SeaMonkey fully support Firefox extensions? It would be perfect if it did.
1 likenow firefox's gui is a browser i guess
1 likefr
0 likes@@kingzombie951 I did the research, downloaded it, used it, tested it, looked up reviews, and some more.
0 likes@@anandsharma7430 how do you now
0 likesAnd its actual successor is SeaMonkey. Maintained actively, but not that up to date with current web standards. Also some extensions are unofficial and suspect. SeaMonkey itself is clean and trustworthy.
15 likesmore like, netscrape
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vadim is always right
0 likesbanger comment tho
0 likesmore like netscrap
0 likesHvH
0 likeslook who it is...
0 likesjust use seamonkey instead
1 like@@JannesHvH romanian hvh god
0 likeschromescape
3 likesi like my chromium ripped off bruh
4 likesPerfect 😁@@JannesHvH
2 likesi like my browser old bruh
4 likes@@gmasnus hmm, poate...
3 likesU romanian? Too? 😳
2 likesJust call it Chrome by now there is absolutely no difference whatsoever
19 likesNostalgia, but make it all -algia (pain).
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@@YTDeepshock Netscalgia
1 likeNetscape returns as a terrible Chromium fork, Limewire returns as an NFT company, what’s next? Clippy returning as a ChatGPT clone?
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@@OmegionYT "It looks like you're writing a letter. Would you like me to write it for you?"
1 like@@Robdeltonie firecube made clippy as chatgpt sadly
0 likesLimewire is no longer a part of download site lane?
0 likesBonziBUDDY coming back as non malware.
4 likesConsidering Microsoft's heavy push for AI with Copilot, I could actually see that happening
6 likesDon’t give em any ideas
7 likes@@Robdeltonie The monkey’s paw curls…
0 likesi like my netscape chromium-based bruh
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@@farjanamoonmoon6731 ngl you made the good choice not spending 74$ a month
0 likesI like my linux stuffed bruh
0 likes@@d9zirablebut.. but i like my windows 7 downloaded from mediafire..
1 likeI like my WinRAR registered bruh
2 likes@@EquaTechnologies even uwp apps r better than 2024 "netscape" 💀😭
4 likes@@farjanamoonmoon6731you're the odd one out
6 likesthe rest was an obvious joke where the opinion is the worstthe one you just gave is actually good
@@farjanamoonmoon6731I like my vegas pro bruh
0 likes@@farjanamoonmoon6731 real shii
0 likesi like my adobe software pirated bruh
12 likessick of it 🗣🗣
17 likesi like my windows uwp bruh
25 likesThat irony when Firefox is a descendant of Netscape and that ancestor went Chromium 💀
27 likesNetscape didn't really leave. It became Firefox.
64 likeswell, it seems the chromium monopoly is here for good...
72 likesi hope firefox will stay!
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@ they’re based on Firefox, so Firefox has to stay alive otherwise all of those forks will die too
0 likesWhat about water fox, zen browser or floorp?
0 likesi use firefox for ublock
0 likes@@Canleaf08 sure you can use a fork but if firefox dies then all of the forks die too, unless some big one takes the lead but right now I don’t see one. Waterfox, Icecat, LibreWolf, Mullvad, those are too niche and can’t become the leader. Zen is very niche too and experimental. The only potential one that could do it is Floorp, but that’s still very niche. Basically every fork of Firefox is niche
1 likeRather stick to waterfox.
0 likessadly this can happend to firefox too, since you can build firefox from source, and modify it
1 likeI used Netscape 0.9 a beta version back in 1994. Actually I was an Alpha tester of ARPANET (forerunner of Internet) back in 1969 when I was in High school sending an e-mail using a Telex machine hooked up to an acoustic modem using a telephone handset. I still get my Internet through a land-line phone. Who needs a cell phone? I would rather have a desktop PC with 2 monitors.
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@@dontown-lb5ke those better be crts.
0 likesTHEY PULLED A FLAPPY BIRD?
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Yep, pretty much
3 likesThis really gives me that vibe of using a public PC in like a hotel office.
8 likes"i like my netscape chromium-based bruh" -poldek 2024, youtube live chat
33 likes😭😭😭😭
Your English has really improved over the years, Ender!
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@@UndercoverDog I would prefer it if it was voice + background music
1 likeEnderman voice >>> Music + Text
9 likesI hate premieres. I click on it and am in the middle of the video, and as I rewind to the start I get that weird 1:45 minute long intro.
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-@@OakBlox
0 likesthen don't watch them 😂
5 likesI immediately liked the video, even before watching it, as soon as I heard your voice. Personally, I like your voiceover videos much more than the subtitled ones. I hope you continue doing that in more future videos.
14 likesNetscape - a web browser : ❌
15 likesNetscape - a fuckin skid with name changed : ✅
If they wanted to be more authentic to Netscape Navigator, they should have forked Mozilla Firefox. Firefox is an indirect successor to Navigator, so there is metaphorical blood there. In fact, the "firefox" name was originally used as a codename for one of Netscapes other projects, which I believe was a web browser and email suite combo.
9 likesMy pedantic nature is kicking in with this too. They are calling this browser "Netscape" when the company was called Netscape, the browser was called Navigator, the same as Microsoft's old Internet Explorer isnt just simply called "Internet" or "Microsoft Web Browser".
If this browser had a different look, a different name, a different branding, a different engine and a different installer, it could've gone hard. 🔥
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Using this browser on a screenshare, when I want everyone to leave
0 likesFrom the search to the page to the file to the bin 🗣️🔥🔥
1 like@@LinuxOID228-7 Where's my trash, that's my (Net)scape, always garbage when I search.
0 likes@@CTGReviews from the screen to the ring to the pen to the king
2 likes@@Pandacier Everybody knows, cause they know that it blows
3 likesIt's actually exist and called "Ladybird browser" that made purely from scratch without any source code from either Chromium or Firefox or WebKit. But it's not available for public yet, as the very first early alpha release will come as early as mid-late 2026
0 likesSounds like I’m sick of it
3 likesNetscape used to be dang good. The only reason internet explorer beat it was. Well. Because there is no competing with free. Netscape used to cost money, all browsers used to. And it's weird to think about.
11 likes..It's sorta weird that browsers are all free now. They are hugely important and powerful tools. And we get them for free.
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Yea yea all that when you are not paying you aren't the customer but the product. But really.
3 likeswhen a company trying to make money but they dont know where to start
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Verizon makes plenty of money. They always want to make more money.
1 likeLike how the browser itself is literally just google chrome. At the very least they could have made it look like Netscape did back in the day with some quality-of-life features like tabs.
7 likesAOL owns Netscape. Verizon owns AOL. Ergo the Verizon links in the installer. And yes, Verizon is one of the major telecom companies over here
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They have a monopoly on mobile towers interconnections
1 likeI was going to say, yeah, AOL and whoever owns their properties this week has been practicing Netscape "brand necrophilia" (as Jamie Zawinski put it) for a loooong time.
27 likesBut I was not ready for a shonky Chromium jobbie. This is mega cursed.
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10% Verizon, 90% Apollo Global Management
1 likeWell, thanks to whoever had this brilliant idea....
58 likes...to make the new Netscape a nostalgia-bait Chromium fork.
how the hell did the company even manage to not go bankrupt with literally NO activity after like 20 years.
6 likeschormium??? this thing is legendary, and 20 years later IT USES CHROMIUM, insane, bravo, great researching, brainstorming for a new version of netscape 20 years later! they did fking nothing!
if you make netscape, use firefox as base since firefox have lineage of netscape.
13 likes0:10 diddy is trying to obstruct justice from jail
2 likesthis video got me an idea: what would happen if you install as many shady browsers as possible? a little fun research project to see which one is scummiest than the other.
7 likesNever thought Netscape was owned by AOL, but it makes sense in hindsight considering how both were designed around the same time for getting connected onto the internet
4 likesThe Chromium installer padding is usually bigger because of the DPI being lower. The DPI for the virtual machine is clearly higher, and the font on the installer is bigger as a result.
2 likesYou could literally fork Firefox and do this and it would be way more accurate 😂
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Or just use a Netscape skin like commenter @funie2 suggested
0 likes3:49 LITHUANIA MENTIONED LET'S GOOOOOOO
4 likesWait, It's all Chromium?
13 likesAlways has been.
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NOOOOOOOOO!
1 likeTried installing this browser on a VM and Chrome after that, when Chrome opened I got a pop up saying that the "Search and New Tab by AOL" got added by another program.
9 likesVerizon is not just the largest (and most expensive) US mobile network owner, they have an actual monopoly on the "backhaul" service that connects mobile towers to each other and the wired phone and internet networks, which gives them incredible sway over all mobile services in the US
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Sounds like the US equivalent of the Norwegian state owned (majority share) Telenor. They used to have some market share in Eastern Europe, but appears to have existed that market recently.
0 likes2:31 for context why it shows Verizon's privacy policy and ToS is most likely due to the fact that not too long ago, Verizon Communications actually owned AOL
10 likesOlder AOL Shield was a fork of Firefox.
3 likesI find it interesting they used the 32bit version of chromium as a base. I guess they are targeting people that are running on older machines or they couldn't be bothered to do two builds, one for x86 and another for x86_64.
4 likesBut it means potentially it could perform worse than chrome.
I'm actually the person who originally found this! I'm glad people are finally finding out this absolutely mind boggling thing exists.
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When I was doing research into old browser cause I'm tired of chrome and was seeing if there's a updated version of those old browser this is one of them I found didn't install it glad I didn't
0 likesnice!!!
1 likei really like when you use your voice in videos because it makes them easier to watch!! i can play it in the background to enjoy the video without needing my full attention to read the subtitles to understand whats happening
1 likejust get pale moon and download the moonscape theme. literally a better experience since pale moon is firefox-based and even lighter on ram consumption
3 likesFirefox такой типа : ура батя вернулся... а где хлеб?
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хлеб спиздил AOL (America OnLine)
0 likesIt is real weird how they spoofed the whole ui of chrome and put it under their own name.
3 likesNetscrap 🗣🔥
13 likesNetscap,more like ...Netscam
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@@josephfrye7342 wdym?
0 likes@@minecraftslegacycommunity486 well this does not look like your actual nostalgia times.
0 likesOr maybe Netscrape
2 likesnetscape*
1 likeI remember when they rebranded new firefox as netscape some time ago, but that's another level lmao.
2 likesdid not know this netscape is a parasite this whole time
1 likeForking Chromium to then use the Netscape name. This looks like a vendor specific browser for 'security software 'product' - trying to keep the 'Netscape' name alive lol
3 likesHey man just wanted to say its nice to hear you narrate / voice over instead of subtitles. Great content as per usual
1 likecant wait for the new version of NCSA Mosaic
3 likesShe mostly switched away, but my mom still uses the AOL email account she set up in the 90s for a few things. In the late 00s, as dialup was in its last throes, AOL tried holding onto revenue by charging people to keep using email addresses they had used for years, the custom browser, chat rooms etc. I had to convince my mama that she could keep using her email address through their webmail without paying the $15/month or whatever bull they wanted for it was, on top of her cable internet. It just connected the IE based AOL browser and email client over IP instead of dialup! I guess this is almost the same thing, except they sell your data instead of charging money.
0 likesIn the Chromium fork scene, you have two kinds of forks:
1 like- The ones that wants to serve a legitimate purpose like Brave, Vivaldi, Supermium, ...
- And the others that just want to take you for a fool.
Alas, AOL has been advertising junkware in with their products since the late 2000s, good to see that hasn't changed much. Ever since AIM shut down and their chat rooms disappeared from AOL Desktop Gold (their current desktop client for the remaining AOL subscribers), AOL is practically on life support, so they keep advertising even more blatant junkware to stay alive.
4 likesNetscape never left, they just changed the name to Firefox.
3 likesCurious... These terms of service are for Verizon, they owned AOL back a few years ago, but not anymore. These "project" can be a few years old.
3 likesThe only true successor to Netscape is Firefox. The Mozilla Suite (the predecessor of Firefox) had the code base of Netscape. It was the same product. And Firefox was created from that.
3 likesAt this point making an own Chromium fork is gonna be more useful, less sketchy and less bloatware overall
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or you could fork firefox
0 likesUnwanted chromium fork implies the existence of a wanted chromium fork
1 likeCouldn't they let the name rest in peace? As someone who loved the original browser before Microsoft bullied it out of business, this is just so sad. Hopefully this fails and goes away quickly.
3 likesNetscape's downfall makes me sad :,(
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seamonkey
0 likesYou should use some mitm proxy to see what it does when idle - if it sends what it shouldn't where it shouldn't
2 likesdefinitely prefer the videos where you do voice over instead of just text
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@@DouglasWalrath The voice definitely needs to be mono'd out though. As he moves around the mic you can hear it from ear to ear.
0 likesI actually have Netscape Navigator 9 installed on my computer. It's the last version before it got discontinued back in '08 and it's so out of date I can't use it to browse the web because the security patches aren't recognized. I just keep it for nostalgia and I smile whenever I see the icon. I consider the smile worth the space it takes up on my hard drive.
0 likesNetscape Netscape is actually still around as SeaMonkey. It's the most direct successor to it since it's been the same codebase since 1998.
0 likes"In my age" this browser is literally for this solo reason, "In my age".
1 likeMouse scrolling ASMR at 10:15
2 likesI wish I was around during the Windows 95 and Netscape golden days; they seem fun :(
1 like3:59 i thought that WAS chrome until you mentioned it
2 likesThe outdated marketing of that AOL shield thing, with the super old chromium design and the old logos makes me think this chromium Netscape has been around for a long time
1 likeThey had 2 choices:
1 likeLiterally netscape navigator
[insert buzz lightyear meme]
I haven’t watched you in a while but your english has improved alot!
1 likeI remember in the early 90s when Netscape was the go-to browser. Microsoft was at war with Netscape, even going so far as to add code to Windows that prevented Netscape from being installed. Microsoft got into a lot of trouble with the US government over hostile practices. Microsoft was ordered to remove the code and open up Windows. Back in the day, Microsoft wanted to be the only computer software company.
1 likeFirefox evolved from Netscape. At least make it Gecko based!
4 likesThe reason it asked for a reboot is you had Netscape open and it shares directories and files thus preventing full deletion. In that situation a task is scheduled to be run on reboot since the app will be closed.
0 likesAOL Shield did have one extra setting so AOL Shield is an upgrade for "Netscape" that... attempts to convince you to purchase even more upgrades. Wow.
1 like*Netscape turned into Mozilla in the 2000s.
2 likesYouTube doesn't even let me type the browser name these days, which is quite frustrating on retro tech channels.
1 likeI just woke up from a nightmare where I ran this in a VM, it breached containment, and I got a nasty ransomware. I'm going to take that as a bad omen and just not lol.
1 like4:06 OH MY, ENDERMAN IS LITHUANIAN 🗣️ 🔥 🇱🇹
1 likeMaybe I can shed some light on this. AOL's bread and butter for the last couple of decades has been appealing to and hand-holding people who are not tech-savvy and of course charging them for this, "AOL Shield" for example. Way back in the day the AOL desktop software had a built-in browser so you could open the web from directly within it. Originally they used Internet Explorer. At some point around the late 90s/early 2000s (IIRC) they purchased Netscape and ditched IE in favor of it. They made a BIG deal about this and splashed the Netscape logo everywhere. It was also displayed in various areas of the desktop client. So what you likely have here is AOL hopping on the Chromium bandwagon and throwing in the Netscape logo to look familiar to users of their desktop software (which was renamed AOL Gold and now carries a MONTHLY SUBSCRIPTION FEE despite requiring you to bring your own separate ISP service to use it.) So this "new" browser, shady? Well, as far as AOL's typical behavior is kind of shady to begin with anyway, but I don't think it's malicious or malware.
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Also, side note: IE didn't beat Netscape just because it started being preinstalled with Windows. It actually started doing that before because previously browsers were not free software. They were paid software. Imagine downloading Chrome and when you started to install it you got a box asking for your serial key you purchased from Google for $40. Yeah, that's how browsers used to be. I know at least one had an ad-supported option (Opera) where if you didn't pay it displayed a very large banner ad across the navigation buttons. I dealt with that back in the day, it was annoying. Until I found a working keygen ;) Don't blame me I was a teenager without a lot of money to blow on random stuff. But anyway Microsoft decided to release their new browser completely free of charge, which was seen as a revolutionary and crazy idea. And BAM, nearly instant market domination. It later being bundled with Windows just cemented its win against other browsers but by that time they already had the majority of the market.
1 likeThey should rebrand as Netscrap, Netscrape, or Netscam. Or they could also try Gecko…
2 likes"It might be a potentially unwanted chromium fork"
0 likesas far as i'm concerned, all chromium forks are unwanted chromium forks
yeah, deffintly suspicious? next video: i decompile netescape and i found malware☠☠☠
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r/engrish
0 likesaol, yahoo, netscape... the old internet seems to be coming back for revenge
0 likesNetscape is used as a nostalgia bait Trojan horse to upsell you on AOL Shield. No wonder why Yahoo! and AOL are two brands that nobody cares about.
4 likesI'm saddened when I learned that it's a chromium fork. At least make it based on Firefox... (considering that Firefox is a spiritual successor to it)
1 likeGood job Enderman! Have a nice day🎉
3 likesthe real "new netscape" would be firefox as it is built on top of the netscape codebase. (I think)
1 likesentrybay is a british security company based in london and its wierd that they made the installer
0 likeswe had Netscape navigator preinstalled on our computer growing up. I used it a couple of times but I used Internet explorer most of the time and found no need to keep Netscape on the computer.
0 likesLike windows 7 ,, Windows 10 will end in 2025 October.
1 likeTop 10 anime betrayals
2 likesThat is disgusting that its a chrome fork, Netscape should be a Firefox fork considering originally Firefox was a Netscape fork.
1 like0:18 broooo, i have the same cursor
5 likesThe OG Netscape got the last laugh over IE when IE became known as "that thing you use to download Firefox" (Firefox being based on the Netscape code).
0 likesScrew the new Netscape, I'll stick with my installation of the original, thank you very much.
2 likesIf they're going to use the Netscape name they could at least base it off Firefox.
1 likeWhat's your pc specs? And why it's look very fast?
1 likeAOL and Netscape used to be good names and browsers in the computer industry now they are crappy chromium forks that only changed the branding... what has happened to this world
2 likesI always come back ahh browser 💀🙏
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i always come
1 likeIdea: install Windows 7 to con again, but install it normally, then move it to con, this gives you an Windows installation where much more stuff works
0 likesI remember Netscape from the 90s, its downfall and the rise of Firefox. That its name would resurface now as a lousy chrome fork is a real joke and whoever thought that up should be ashamed of themselves...
1 likeThe "real" Netscape lives on in Firefox and its forks, and I really hope that Mozilla can win back a bigger slice of the browser market after all the crap Google has been pulling with Chrome/Chromium (manifest v3...).
Having that massive brand available and then doing THIS with it feels like a crime, a sin, or a curse.
1 likethe new intro came back, would you look at that
2 likesBut wasn't Firefox the new version of Netscape? Like, netscape's code became open source and that's where Firefox came from - it's the best and most well-supported fork of Netscape's code
2 likesSentryBay: "Defence beyond protection"
0 likesAlso SentryBay:
(Wasn't the last version of Netscape version 9 or something?)
Anti-ransomware in a browser? This is one of the funniest jokes in 2024 ngl.
1 likeSo that's why M*crosoft shouldn't have been sued in 1999
1 likeNetscape before has great user interface and Buttons. sad to see they now just a Chromium fork.
1 likeare you planning on creating a Q&A? If yes, I have 2 questions: what was you're first programming language that you learned, when did you start programming
0 likesBro, that's Chromescape
3 likesI don't think that it was made by the same devs of the original netscape, it seems that some random just slapped the netscape logo on a cromium engine and called it netscape, if you want to have a browser that looks like netscape there's pale moon wich is a mod for firefox
1 likeEdge started as its own engine while the latest version of Internet Explorer was still kept around for compatibility reasons. It didn't start as a Chromium mod.
0 likesthey did a fire job w/ the prompting for the ai upscale of the Netscape logo tho. LOL
0 likesYour malware watch website has a problem it says it has useroverflow but it doesnt show it when i look andrew fix this please
1 likeAll they did is switch search engine, logo and name and to top it all out the logo isn't even assigned when you open the browser, it's just a blank document
1 likewhat is in "aol security" in settings tho
1 likeAll of those company names basically boil down to the numerous sales that AOL and Yahoo have been a part of over the years. The SentryBay connection seems to be only that they developed the security tools bundled into the fork; they're a legitimate enterprise IT security company focusing on hybrid and remote working environments. Honestly, bundling is nothing new for the AOL brand; they've been doing that since the 90's. Netscape did it quite a bit, too, in their later years.
0 likesI was with you in game in cs2
1 likethe fact that it's just chromium with minimal changes is hillarious
0 likesMake a new browser ❌
1 likea skin for firefox✅
i haven't heard of netscape in a long time. i used it back in the 90s when the internet was slowly coming out.
0 likesThis shows the power of skidding chromium lol.
1 likeMe: I want to get Netscape browser!!!!!!
1 likeMom: we have netscape at home
Netscape at home:
btw what's up with the scale in the VM?
0 likesExpect to see both of these on some boomers' and older millennials' low-end all-in-one PCs already bogged down by other stuff.
1 likeOh, my gosh. I remember Netscape Navigator.
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@@LunarMoonKitten I think I was born before it was a thing.
0 likesIm not that old lol so i wasn't alive around that time 😅
0 likesIt's like every new browser that comes out now are all Chromium...
1 likeAnd they didn’t even have the decency to make a fork off the Mozilla code base… Sad ☹️
1 likeThe Netscape brand deserved better.
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Yeah, if it was a Firefox clone with the original branding, I would at least consider installing it. With it being a Chromium clone though, I don't think I will.
0 likeslast video of 2024 happy new year
1 likeHey Enderman! How's life going up recently?
4 likes9:35 they even forgot to change that chrome icon
0 likesThis ain't Netscape this is Netschrome
0 likesVideo idea: put the recycle bin inside the recycle bin
0 likes4:34 when I saw the Google Logo in the Settings, I laughed so hard, dam they really just Copy and Pasted it and just changed the name
2 likesedit: I also see "chrome://settings/" LMAO
The fact that they have like 8 years worth of older corporate names scattered all over this pretty much confirms it's a low effort reskin meant to leech off the name, most likely trying to cash in off the current wave of '90s nostalgia.
0 likes4:12 Oh that was fucking nasty!
1 likeWhat is this extension for your tabs called? The one that is most of the time invisible unless you click a hotkey or so? the one on 6:26
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Bruh. That’s not an extension, it’s his VM manager (I think this one is VMware) showing all of the VMs he has available, because he’s definitely not installing that crappy chromium fork on his main computer.
0 likesThe LAST thing i need is more Chrome on my computer. Thanks for the warning! I'll stick with Firefox.
1 likeevery few months i re-remember this channel lol
0 likesChromium with different all logos and names, search engine. Wow. They didn't even change the Settings page URL like Brave did (brave://settings), it's still "chrome://settings" on both "AOL" and "Netscape" browser.
2 likesStrange choice of Chromium as a base for the browser which was a father of SeaMonkey and grandpa for Firefox.
0 likesSentrybay seems to be who Citrix are today, who were also somewhat important at the time netscape was relevant
0 likesThis is so sketchy but i honestly have no idea what to feel about this cause it's on the offical netscape site which is maintained by aol which is a part of yahoo which is owned by verizon why was this okay'd is it just a work in progress? Or did some random employee go rouge and do this behind verizon's backs
2 likes3:59 LITHUANIA MENTIONED RAHHHHH 🇱🇹🇱🇹🇱🇹🇱🇹🇱🇹🇱🇹🇱🇹🇱🇹🇱🇹🇱🇹🇱🇹🇱🇹🇱🇹
0 likeswhat curser are u using ???
0 likesbloatware ❌
2 likescrapware ✅
that so called "NetScape"ᵀᴹ is more like NetShadyᵀᴹ
1 likeoh my god the installer just installs the actual installer
1 likeI Legit expected to see some prankster gangster stuff
0 likesWhat's so terrible on edge you mentioned? It just works
0 likesNot even browsers can die with dignity nowadays, damn
0 likes4:10 dave plummer style
0 likesIt's Nutscrape Nardigrator!
0 likesSame as it ever was
Netscape, a name I haven’t heard in years
0 likesIt's kinda sad to see former big names of the Internet being used for phishing stuff now.
0 likesNice to hear your voice in videos
0 likesi wonder why not use gecko, because firefox came from netscape
1 like3:26 for a moment i thought it was actually opened in my computer
0 likesThis is just like when Rockstar released the GTA Definitive Edition and used Unreal Engine 4 and an underpowered studio to make a shitty nolstagia product. And because it is a different engine the original touch was all gone. Nostagia bait is just scummy if not scamming people.
1 likeNetscape's back? It just changed its name to Firefox and never left...
1 likeI'm curious, my friend, which operating system do you use as your main operating system ?
0 likes2:30 Verizon doesn't even own AOL and Yahoo! any more!
1 likeIs the audio balance off? Left side seems louder.
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Woops, my speaker has died.
0 likesAt least they removed the paywall for the Netscape fork
0 likesNetschrome 💀
1 likenah i at least expected something nice or customized for a chromium based browser but this is literally just chrome with the netscape logo 😭
1 likeFun fact: I only know of that Netscape site from Michael MJD
0 likes"The new version of Netscape looks really shady!"🤔🤨
0 likesWinamp (modern,not classic), quietly humming in the darkest corners of the party room.😱😂
8 year old me changing the name and icon of the chrome shortcut to look like internet explorer:
0 likesIt feels like looking at a new HTC phone, where its SenseUI is just stock Android
0 likesThe only positive thing they did to Netscape is making that BRAND NEW desktop icon
0 likesEnderman in your next video can you try to delete the user SYSTEM?
1 likeIs it possible to make 2 users use one folder in windows?
0 likesThey missed an opportunity to make it a Firefox fork.
0 likesKinda a shame they used chromium and not Firefox. Since netscape was the basis for Firefox.
1 like3:52 your channel location is Australia so why is it in Lithuanian?
0 likesWhen i hear about Netscape it reminds me of notion
0 likesif joel vinesauce ever does a windows 11 destruction he should check this shit out
0 likesIn the US, Netscape is owned by AOL, which was (not sure if still is) owned by Verizon.
0 likesThis is a bountiful harvest of netscape gijinka twink angst. Thank you Mr Enderman
0 likesjwz is rolling in his blog rn
0 likesthat falloff should be studied
1 likeЧто ты чёрт возьми выберишь: скачать этот шедевробраузер, или скачать амиго браузер
1 like1:34 sounded like danooct1 for a second
0 likesWhat is the fancy language you're reading on the AOL pages?
0 likes4:01, btw why is this Lithuanian, is this your VPN your using?
2 likesThe funny thing is, if you want a modern Netscape... Then just use Firefox, it was literally made from open sourced Netscape code that Netscape themselves released like right before or after AOL acquired them. Granted I have no idea how much of Netscape is left in Firefox but still
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Was going to say this lol
0 likesNo way Sean 'Diddy' Combs is the headline on the first broll.
0 likesYou’d think “netscape is back” would just be Firefox, but apparently not
0 likesThey could have used Seamonkey/Firefox with a custom theme to keep it similar
0 likesI just want a browser extension that gives me the animated Netscape logo
0 likeswe got new Netscape before gta6
1 like4:00 yo, this text is in Lithuanian lmao. It was surpising to see that.
0 likesnot another greedy guy buying a company which made good software we knew from the 2000s and 1990s and then "reviving" it in a shady way
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either that or all exisiting sites "affialited" with it are just copies because it was shut down 12 years ago
0 likesThey literally took the Chrome code and only changed the logo 🤣🤣
1 likeScraping the bottom of the barrel is too kind, they are taking a pickaxe to the bottom of the barrel.
0 likesYou know, there are some Chromium based browsers that are literally just bad. At least they like, change the UI, even make their own UI. Cuz that, is literally just Chromium, like, no difference. It's the same thing. This is worse then internet explorer (that you can still open with powershell btw).
1 likeWhen will you upload again?
0 likesThe real irony of his whole thing is that Netscape's code has been a part of Mozilla's web browsers since Netscape was toast. This thing being Chromium is just silly.
0 likesHey uh i would like help on something, so i resetted my graphics card for a smoother pc but when i restarted my pc it said choose like idk what its called on english but like choose a computer and i dont know how to fix it, i hope u can help
0 likesGuys i just realised something can we use cpu cache as storage if yes that mean we can install windows on it?
0 likesI feel li!e they waited for news of Google potentially getting broken up & possibly having to sell Chromium to launch this.
0 likes"Netscape release a new update"...
1 like.. its chrome. Its all chrome.
from the screen to the ring to pent to the king where is my crown where is my bling
0 likesYes. Verizon is a mobile service here in america. Its one of the most popular. It being the third. Metro pcs by tmobile being second. And normal tmobile being no. 1
0 likesThat windows 7-ahh screenshots
0 likesAtleast they made the website look good
0 likesI like my Netscape resurrection 2024, like my Rotterdam kapsalon - shady, suspicious and bordeline illegal.
0 likesAnother great and educational video ♥
1 like4:42 you can see in the address bar it says chrome://settings/help
1 likeAn "AOL_Netscape.exe" file is probably ripping off most generic installation screens.
0 likesEdit 1: Also, the Netscape setup is probably also ripping off the Oracle VirtualBox Setup wizard.
10:52 in German again!
1 likeThis is not Netscape, this is Nutscrape.
0 likesUrgh, icky. Thanks for the walk through 🙂
0 likesWake up and... smell the ashes...
0 likes3:55 why is the language in lithuanian?
0 likesHi Enderman, i really like your videos!
0 likesIs this computer running on Windows 12 or something?
1 likeDas ist eine schade, Netscape so etwas anzutuen!!!!🤬
4 likesinternet explorer did not die for this dawg
0 likeshey Endermann can you Tell me how you get virtualbox running because of i try to Install IT it stays that c++ redistributables 2019 are Missing
0 likes3:49 thats lithuanian page of aol and yahoo
0 likesnetscape from temu dawg 🔥
1 likeWow, the new Netscape is definitely shady. It clearly is not going to make a great comeback if it doesn't switch from shady chromium forks.
0 likesAnd, you also have made a video. Great as usual, keep it up!
Isn’t Firefox a reincarnation of Netscape Navigator?
0 likesDidn't netscape turn into firefox?
1 like10:52 why is google on german not russian?
0 likesI would give anything for Netscape Navigator 5.0. Is it 2000 yet? Still waiting on Windows Whistler over here.
0 likesVerizon appears to be AOL’s parent now. SentryBay is the one writing the code.
0 likesOr at least that’s what I’ve seen
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5:08 Oath became Verizon Media.
0 likesWhy they not make on Firefox d:
0 likesthats not netscape navigator, thats netscape GPS
0 likesIs it the one against internet explorer which it is now edge. but this time Netscape was shaddy?
0 likesI always had question
0 likesWhat if you take the ios18 files, deleted them, and replaced them with rhe android 15 filrs on an iphone?
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but i think it would crash
0 likesthere is no answer kid
0 likescorporate needs you to find the difference between chromium and netscape comeback browser
0 likesthey're the same thing, just rebranded
Worse than a rick roll
1 likeNext Video, Install OG Netscape on Windows 11
0 likesIs it from Softonic?
0 likesReplies (1)
the file
0 likesAOL is owned by Verizon, so that's why that's the TOS
0 likesYoo buddy😮
0 likesI am your new subscriber
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I am your future version
0 likesYou will be facing many family and many other problems in the future.
In future you are gonna be a hacker
But with every achievement comes new problems
With every downfall you learn something new
Just
Never give up.
I am your future
You are my bro.
Wish you a challenging tomorrow
May My future also reply on this..
😑😑😑
Yay intro is back
0 likesA new version of Netscape Navigator is not just... Another Firefox release?
0 likesi cant install from youre website and i hafe now the limits but the downloead not startet pls fix taht
0 likes3:50 Why's this in Lithuanian?
0 likesShow the site, not many check description
0 likesThe true successor to the old Netscape is Firefox.
0 likesWhat merging with Warner Bros. does to somebody
0 likeswe got a new netscape browser before gta 6
0 likesIt's finally here 😉, the browser's are back in town 😘
0 likesHello enderman, i am a really big fan, i have been watching you since 2019, you inspire me alot and i mean it, your an awesome YouTuber and ever since today i have dedicated my self to making a YouTube chabnel all about qemu kvm and chromeos tutorials, thank you for inspiring me.
0 likesYou should have clicked the logos in the update menu to see if they spin or not
0 likesyou and eric parker really need to team up at some point
0 likesHow do i download this
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@@LunarMoonKittenThe link doesn’t work
0 likesLink is in description
0 likesConsidering most people will either be (1) too young to remember Netscape; or (2) not give a crap about a long outdated browser, that's actually now just a chromium browser with bloatware & adware.
0 likesHow the mighty have fallen.
0 likesBRO THIS IS JUST CHROMIUM WITH A DIFFERENT NAME
0 likes3:15 That‘s illegal in the EU
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@@janbachman3243they should give you Choice to choose your default search engine not their aol the same happend to Apple when they had to allow third party stores.
0 likesI think
@@janbachman3243 in Europe u have to allow users to choose their own Searchengine at first startup
0 likes@@janbachman3243 To automatically put any search engine it wants as the main one.
0 likes@@Tamay. wdym
1 likeI think some modified chrome and made this because after netscapes misery netscape becomes firefox
0 likesback in my day enderman used text to talk
0 likesDammit i forgot to join the premiere like 4 times rn
0 likesCan you revive Tiny10 project? Nostalgia hits hard🥲. That Tiny10 you recorded o your vid (1GB Windows 10
0 likesits crazy that he still uses windows 10
0 likesi joined the stream RIGHT when it ended
0 likesI hope you will make malware videos soon🥺
1 likeI would like that you added your voice to all the videos, i really miss that!
0 likesW enderman,also wth and why is it a chrome reskin and a different name
0 likesNot another malware-looking situation 🗣️
0 likesHopefully they wont fool anyone out there....... yeah right.
0 likesTx for the post
But Is napoli sign ?
0 likeshow to download app for ubuntu ?
0 likesNetscape is back under the AOL brand. The 90s are calling and want them back! 😂😊
0 likesthey could have atleast made a firefox fork bc atleast that requires more effort but no im not going to use the firefox code or my own code that was working im too lazy im just going to use chromuim to make google chrome again
1 likeThis exact same thing happens to me, I was bored and searched it up and realized it was chromium
0 likesThey didnt even try to hide the fact its chromium based
0 likesNetscape is Chromium Based. Idk how a different company revived a dead browser.
0 likesnetscape 2.0 ❌ a yet another Chronium browser √
0 likesvideo idea runnny crisis on the Pentium 2
0 likesChrome be like - Same same but different
0 likesYou dont use limewire to torrent. It uses gnutella and not not bittorrent.
1 likethese are the same people that made McAfee
0 likesHave a version of Netscape 2.02 that I can surf the web with using dial up Internet with win 98 as os. I just have an old computer and still have a landline
0 likesI dare you to make Windows 10 Debug mode using Visual code and making a simple command like DebugStartMode
0 likesYou just know it’s gonna be bad Enderman actually says that Edge is good compared to it
1 likeReplies (1)
even Chrome is the same thing as Edge nowdays, if you want a good browser use Brave, ungoogled-chromium or Firefox instead if you hate Chromium
0 likestbh Netescape would be a pain if this guy didnt exist
0 likesAOL Killed Winamp... How TF AOL is still alive is beyond me...
0 likesIs the browser safe to download?
0 likesBro If its possible bring back windows chime bar like in windows 8 and 8.1 had. I love to see that back on modern windows 10/11. by pressing win + c that chime bar appeared
0 likeswhy is every browser reskinned Chrome
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Seamonkey is not
0 likesBlame the companies who make it
0 likesFirefox isn't
3 likesIs that windows 11?
0 likes"These chromium base ain't shi-"
0 likesAol makes a shady browser be like
0 likesReplies (1)
Netscape is malware. :)
0 likesТолько что играли на Нюке в КС 2 . Хорош 👍😉
0 likesalways when i get a virus or some shit i always get redirected to your youtube channel
0 likesHOW TO MAKE THIS BROWSER:
0 likesstep1: label it as some legendary browser like netscape
step2: spy on users
step3: base it on chromium
step4: make it spyware
step5: add spyware to add money over the money you already have from being a shitty person who makes spyware
Guess whos back, back again... -eminem
0 likesRun a good antivirus ASAP reboot sounds like malware installer.
0 likesModern netscape is just chrome with paywalls
0 likeslithuania mentioned?
0 likeswhere download
0 likeseven the fake yandex installers are less shady than that😭💀
0 likesGod I hate this trend where everything is fking chromium with different names.
1 likewhen edge is better than a browser, thats saying something
0 likesEdge is Chrome?? I did not know that.
0 likesReplies (2)
Chromium*
0 likesYup, Microsoft has given up on its rendering tech. Note that early versions of Edge still used Trident rendering engine which was basically IE.
0 likeslooks like malware
2 likesOn time for the premiere!
0 likesI swear the next thing is you seeing netscape in fake installers
0 likesThese are 32 bit builds too 🤣
1 likeIt Talks !!!, much easier to watch with a voice.
0 likes@Endermanch can you do a video on new features of W11 24H2
0 likeswhy people hate chromium?
1 likeI thought it was a fast Browser-Engine
A simple chromium fork, that's so pajeet.
0 likesi wouldn't even call this just reskinned chrome, most reskinned chromes are just a little different. This is literally chrome under a new name lol
0 likesNot the PUCF
0 likeswow
1 likewait, current chromium version is 131... HOW OLD IS THIS CODE?
0 likesthis reminds me so bad of the flappy bird crypto scam (yep, flappy bird too now)
0 likesSomehow this reminds me of excite, AskJeeves, iWon, etc.
0 likesi csnt see the download link
0 likesDamn I thought Chromium died. My old computer got infected with a malware that keeps installing Chromium whenever you uninstall it.
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@@UndercoverDog Ooh, that one's nasty. Gonna want to replace that with something that respects its users.
0 likesI once had a malware that kept installing Edge everytime I deleted it.
3 likesI think it was called Windows 10 or sth.
at least fork firefox so that it's more accurate
0 likesThey could've even at least used Gecko, but no. Chromium from some wackass PUP was the choice. Would've made for a great lightweight browser.
0 likesWe love nostalgia bait!!!!!!11
0 likesNow Netscape is looking more shady than Google Chrome itself, I'd rather use Chrome
0 likesI’ll take a double-triple crapware deluxe on a raft. Four by Four Dave Plummer Style extra adware with a link and a squeeze. Light Verizon grease, make it spam send it and let it spread.
0 likesAOL killed both Netscape and Winamp...
0 likesNetscape could just remake it from scratch, but they just HAD TO USE SHITTY CHROMIUM TECH
0 likes- Firefox enters the chat
0 likesI thought it said No escape
0 likesNetscape didnt die for this
0 likes4:00 Are you Lithuanian by any chance? Sveikinam brolau.
0 likesHello!
1 likeThe developer clearly doesn't know that Firefox is the new version of Netscape 😅
0 likesWhy is there NAPOLI FC logo
0 likesWhat happens if you actually restart the computer? 🤔
0 likesaol being aol
0 likesWhen a crap browser directs you to download another crap browser when you ask for help with the first browser.
0 likesWhat did they do to the father of web browsers?!
0 likesReplies (1)
he shot himself in the foot and is now an alcohol addict
0 likesNetscape does not need to come back, it has no chance to compete against other browsers that are now infinitely better
0 likeseven if they use Chromium-based browser, it's just unnecessary
Wait, isnt verizon a minecraft player?
1 likeI like Edge.
0 likesGood afternoon
1 likethe real slim shady
0 likesAOL is dead, that is definitely just a skeleton brand
0 likessame with netscape, its just a skeleton product
always talk in your vidos cuzzz
1 likehello, my name is netscape, and i hath been redesigned as a generic and unoriginal chromium browser.
0 likesI kidna like minecraft. Your profil is amazing
0 likesCool vid. It was a good nut.
0 likesHey Enderman,Can You Try Upgdares Windows 11 On 32-Bits?
0 likesFr if you hate microsoft edge you hate all cromium based browsers like damn
1 likeChrome but its a different name (and logo).
0 likesFirst I thought it should be good ... but it's not anyway it was a good video.
0 likesThere's very little incentive for this.
0 likesfinally voice!!!
0 likesIs not hard to make a Netscape without Chromium
0 likes"chromium based" more like literally Chrome
0 likesso basically chrome 0.5
0 likesThis is to 100% Chrome Navigator made by AOL 😅🤣
0 likeswho let netscape come back
0 likesisnt firefox literally netscape under a new name?
0 likesNetscape Browser re-released? Is it an early April fools joke?
0 likesReplies (1)
maybe not
1 likewait, isn't firefox just netscape?
0 likesAOL has been shady for a WHILE now. at least since aol desktop 10
0 likesaol desktop 10 is based on CEF and is a monthly plan to use.
Should have been based of Firefox not chromium
0 likesthis video broke for me
0 likesrun Mandela.exe
0 likesHow to Say your Search Engine sucks and its used as a Virus without actually telling it xd
0 likesThe chromium version is a whopping 7 versions outdated!
0 likesWho would use this?!
0 likesnetscape but...
0 likesThis is just a chrome extension
0 likesI LIKE MY CHEESE MOLDY BRUH
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I LIKE NO BRAINROT BRUH
0 likesb- but the electrolytes
0 likesYet another reason to stick with FOSS.
0 likesi was in the stream man
0 likesI'm pretty sure pissandshittium has more effort put into it
0 likesI expected some UI changes
0 likesThat is just fucking Chrome
I like your voice
0 likesLooks like dude is from Lithuania lol.
0 likesthis strengthen that one meme about everything was chromium down beloww
0 likesBro why did you get a German Google Page again? 😂
0 likesyeah, sure, Netscape in 2024, ok chromium with many adware?
0 likes3:49 LITHUANIA MENTIONED 🇱🇹🇱🇹🇱🇹
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LITHUANIA MENTIONED RAHHH🦅🦅🦅🦅🇱🇹🇱🇹🇱🇹🇱🇹🔥🔥🔥
0 likesOh no...
0 likesLimewire now is some AI bs
0 likesPls revive it
0 likesWhat is with old iconic programs and being turned into shit? :(
0 likesWhat do you MEAN the file is copyrighted by Google….
0 likes…Oh. Evil and fucked up chromium.. 😔
i thing they didnt pay enough for a new netscape version so they gave us a shitty chrome
0 likesIt's literally just recompiled chrome.
0 likesi thought that firefox was new netscape. i guess i'm wrong? but also not?
0 likesliterally just chrome
0 likesnetscape more like netscat
get it
3:52 lietuvis?
0 likesthis is just chromium with netscape icons.
0 likesWAit enderman is talking?
0 likes4:07 if you see there is a frame where everything glitches out and looks something like: chrome apps and extensions, revelating this horrendous scam xD
2 likesTry Install Windows To The Instalation Disk [X:\]
0 likeshi enderman
0 likesI thought outdated
0 likesoh no
0 likesaint real netscape just firefox
1 like3 am please fix ur sleep schedule
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@ignacyk3203 have you heard of system time
0 likesHave you heard of "timezones"
0 likesWhy would anyone use anything other than Firefox or Brave, I just don't get it.
0 likesmake the best comeback of the universe ❌❌❌❌❌❌❌❌❌❌❌
0 likesmake a reskin of a AOL what is just a reskin of Chromium which is basically free source code of chrome ✅✅✅✅✅✅✅✅✅✅☑☑☑☑☑☑☑☑☑☑✔✔✔✔✔✔✔✔✔✔
netscape got the chromium virus frfr
0 likesthats cool and all but can you release this
0 likesNo, you know what, this IS a troll, and I will not be convinced otherwise. Is it really that hard to at least apply a THEME to make it even vaguely resemble what you're presenting?
0 likesI saw this on /g/ and thought it was bait
0 likesNetscape.. with Chromium. 🤦
0 likesthey will pay
0 likesthis..... is just sad
0 likesYeah this sucks that Netscape is now just another lazy chromium fork, and it stands out even less for it. If you are going to be a chrome fork, be Vivaldi or even brave where you do something of value to it.... especially Vivaldi which while still a chrome fork has its own built in features to make up for chromes ditching of manifest 2 like its in house adblocker.
0 likesIdea: Put a virus on Linux and test it.
0 likesUpload again plss!
1 likethis vide should have only been a minute long
0 likesNETSCAPE
0 likesIt's literally just a copy of a copy of the thing we're already using
0 likesWhat the fuck. It's just Chrome but worse
1 likeWOW that is terrible. So this is just a fork? Unbelieveable. Instead of having the tech to make a beautiful comeback of one of the greatest (and first!) browsers in history that changed the world, they decided to make a SHITTY chromium fork. That too an absolute SHIT, TERRIBLE, EVERY WORD I CAN THINK OF fork. Lord help us all.
0 likesSend it back.
0 likesi use a crt
0 likesNettspend??
0 likesWhy would anyone prefer using Netscape over Chrome? Honest question. Netscape is LITERALLY Chrome with just a custom homepage which is just adware.
0 likesNetscape❌
0 likesChrome ✅
bro this is just chrome
0 likeswtf is going on at AOL? 🤣
0 likesNetscape is just a bad copy of google chrome
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netscape should be called netshit
1 likenetspend
0 likesNetscape is Back !
0 likesNetscape is Back ? ？？。。。I almost forgot Netscape ! 。。。That was almost 30+ years ago while I am started to own a PC and using 【 Internet Explorer 】1st time !
I do remember that Netscape wanted to 【CHARGE a FEE】 to use it , while Internet Explorer is 【FREE to download】 !
【CHARGE a FEE】 to use it ？。。。。。。。That KILL it ! 。。。。I suppose NO ONE using it today !!! 。。。。。。。。👍👍👍👍😁😁😁😁🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Эндерманч я знаю что ты русский ты давал интервью в видео про виндовс 10 от Daniel Myslivets и ты говорил на русском снимай видео на русском или сделай дубляж ролика!
0 likesIt's just chrome 😂
0 likesYo what the heck
0 likesDeutch or Lietuvietis?
0 likesthis is just sad
0 likesnetscape chromium LMFAO
0 likesOuch
0 likesI wish I knew how to code, bc I could probably make a better revival of Netscape Navigator using the Gecko codebase. At least then it'll be better than this garbo.
0 likesnetscape opensourced it code many years ago and became firefox.
0 likesanything else using the same brand is just an scam.
Tu lietuvis?
0 likesWho thought that this was a good idea? They should be fired for doing this lol
0 likesno way. this is chromium lmao
0 likesThis is the sh*tiest browser I've ever seen 😂
0 likesWhy not use Firefox's engine? Or Mozilla's? It's NetScape, FFS.
0 likesNope from me, I'm already using Netscape (aka Firefox)
0 likesHi.
0 likesIt's not Chrome, it's a version of Chromium that is open source and can be used for commercial rights.
0 likesNetscape browser stopped it's development long ago, I don't understand the point of this video, it would be cool if you showed the version through out the years and compare them, this was just a video showing how a company (Verizon owned) and it's 3rd parties built a browser, congrats.
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@@LidiaFonseca-xg1iq you read like chatgpt with a "be contrarian" prompt
0 likesalso both of those browsers are from sentrybay, who yahoo contacted to reskin one of their products
proof: the download link links to sentrybay's website with different "licensor" url parameters
@@v-14415 Get your facts straight before assuming stuff, but, either way, doesn't make the point of this video any more accurate than a throw off hands with not comparison, history, and so on.
0 likes@@LidiaFonseca-xg1iq Chrome is Chromium. There's no difference whatsoever; Chromium is the engine Chrome runs in. What AOL/Yahoo did was just paste the entire source code of Chromium with little to no change in the code and call it theirs.
0 likes@@LidiaFonseca-xg1iq Chrome and Chromium are basically the same thing.
2 likes@@v-14415 Did you even read what I said?
0 likesso It's still just reskinned Chrome
0 likesAlso, they didn't copy the "AOL Shield Browser", the AOL Shield runs inside a sandbox environment, making it secure for certain types of attacks through downloads, cookies and so on. I think a bit a research if missing before making the video...
0 likesNoscape
0 likesHi
0 likesthis is likely a cheap version of chrome
0 likes😅 I living in Lithuania it's Europe
0 likeslithuania less go
0 likes❤
0 likesCan u revive Tiny10 project?
0 likes16h ago
2 likesThey are ruining a legacy 😢
0 likesNo taskbar icon and not even a Netscape like theme. Zero effort and zero point. 🤦♂️
0 likesAre you Middle-East European?
0 likeschromescape
0 likesthx for exposing russians war tacs
0 likesIs Opera and Opera GX Safe?
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@@UndercoverDog He should make a video about it or you give me reasons why it is not safe but everyone felt
0 likesNo
0 likesAss
1 likeSigh… Yet another Chromium Clone
0 likeswow AOL still sucks 20 years later
0 likesNOTscape is more like it
0 likesWow......
0 likes1
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@@aze2795 oatmeal
0 likes@@aze2795 so stop begging for this if has’nt anything to comment
0 likes@@Purr-FurryKit1726 One could mean First
0 likes@@Purr-FurryKit1726 ur mom
0 likes@@Purr-FurryKit1726 The number 1 is one of the most fundamental and important concepts in mathematics, as well as in various disciplines like philosophy, computer science, and physics. It represents a single unit, often viewed as the first and smallest positive integer in the sequence of natural numbers: 1, 2, 3, and so on. It serves as a cornerstone for many mathematical operations and properties.
1 likeIn arithmetic, 1 is known as the multiplicative identity, meaning that any number multiplied by 1 remains unchanged. For example, . This property makes it crucial in algebra and higher mathematics, where maintaining the integrity of equations and expressions is essential.
From a symbolic perspective, 1 is often associated with concepts of unity, individuality, or a starting point. In binary systems used in computing, it plays a key role as one of only two digits (0 and 1), forming the foundation for all digital computations.
In geometry, a unit length or a basic measurement is often represented as 1. In set theory, a set with exactly one element is said to have a cardinality of 1.
Culturally and philosophically, the number 1 has been seen as a symbol of wholeness, the origin of all things, or a singular entity that forms the basis of complex systems. It holds significance in religious texts, where it can signify unity or the divine.
Thus, the number 1 is not just a simple numeral but a powerful and multi-dimensional concept that plays a vital role in understanding and organizing the world.
@@aze2795 3
0 likesWhat is “1”?
0 likesTwo
2 likeswho cares
1 likeApp: Shitty Chrome
0 likescan you like, not fearmonger for no reason? its just another generic chromium reskin
0 likesFunctional: 0/10
0 likesDesign: -100/10
Chronium: -9999999999/10 and -2gb ram
Quality: ?/10
Netscape: 1/10
Result: yandex browser or microsoft edge bruh
Enderman help
0 likeseven edge is better!
0 likesIt's just to make them money... from nothing. this is worse than ransomware and malware crap.
0 likesSo...Is it true or just a lame joke?
0 likesReplies (2)
@@UltimatePerfection Well...... Reasonable.
0 likesWhy can't it be both?
0 likesGw hadir bang endermanch
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@@abrokenpal woooo yeah baby
0 likesthats what i've waiting for
bang endermanch 🗣️
0 likesI rather build my personal web browser from Python than to install this fossil wannabe browser.
0 likesNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
0 likesHmm…
0 likescould there be a legal reason why they used chromium?
1 likelike who would think of remaking netscape but use chromium and leave Firefox, it's literally modern netscape
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I'd just assume ease. Nearly all browsers on the market now are Chromium based for this reason.
1 likelol!!!!!
0 likesPlease
0 likesWish
0 likesAdware
0 likesSchromium
0 likesscam for old people
0 likesПарни, он русский
0 likesMeow
0 likesBro no
0 likeswho disliked this video
0 likesLol
0 likesthis is the absoulute crappy and shitty chromium
0 likeshhh
0 likesxdddddddddddddddddd
1 likeCheck your email pls
0 likesVerizon owns AOL and by extension Netscape iirc
0 likesEDIT: oath is aol/yahoo iirc
netsfake
0 likesThis sucks
0 likesSecond
0 likes0:49 lost interest to continue the video
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attention span of an ant lmao
1 likeWomp womp
3 likesGet lost bro, not gonna miss you
5 likesShitty Chrome ripoff
0 likesNot related to the video but can you run a full windows 10 build on a USB flash drive?
0 likesnow, delete user32.dll
0 likesThe closest relative to the OLD Netscape browser that is still being updated is SeaMonkey. It's fairly fast too in the testing I've done.
0 likesthank you for gamerink
0 likesLook at how the massacred my boi
1 likeBruh, how many companies own Netscape?
0 likesWebsite: Copyright Yahoo
Name: AOL_Netscape
About browser: Copyright Oath Inc
Terms of Service: Verizon Media
Did not except Verizon to stoop so low as milking their dead brands, AOL, Yahoo and Netscape by selling lazy spyware skins of chromium and weird anti-virus software lol
0 likesFORZA NAPOLI NAPOLI NAPOLI 🔥🔥🔥
0 likesmake a windows 10 vm and go to C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer on the file explorer and try to install the ie
0 likesFuck Chromium. Firefox all day every day till they forcibly take it from my cold dead millennial hands. 🤷
0 likesThe only good option is FireFox this is just Edge and Chrome all over again...
0 likeslinks2 is the best browser
0 likesany time some shitbag company tries to shove something with an old name down your throat in the stupid modern age, its a scam. its garbage and they're looking to swipe some money off of you by fooling you into going "oh i remember that". if the things that aren't merely pre-garbage are ever coming back to this fucking 2010s wasteland shithole of bleak colorless faux-minimalism, they're not going to advertise on nostalgia and its going to come from something local or regional, NEVER a national-size corporation. but also, if its some idiot with a 3d printer who thinks he can change the world, don't believe him either because 3d printing is a prototyping technology and anyone passing what's made with it as a finished product is also a grifter. turns out we like the old stuff because the new stuff sucks ass and doesn't meet our needs. corporations don't care. learn to actually determine what it is you want out of the things in your life and stop giving the things that don't give you want you want space in your life "just because".
0 likesNetscape was awesome but you had to install a bunch of extra programs just for websites to display correctly and some of those programs had a fee and Netscape wasn’t free and of course it was built from Mosaic the first web browser that was shipped with ISPs like AOL and Compuserve and others.
0 likesHi Verizon is two companies. The first company is a wireless cellular company or yes you can get an iPhone from them and you can run your phone your iPhone on Verizon. The second company is Verizon FiOS, which is what I have. It is a fiber company I wouldn’t say cable company, but a fiber company you can say cable company and traditional TV phone Internet Company. It’s another one of those. I don’t know if you know this time warner cable or spectrum cable is a cable company that offers used to offer home phone Internet and TV but I think they moved away from home phone and they now do spectrum mobile so they still have telephone services but they have Cellular services not plug your phone into the phone jack in the wall in your kitchen anymore like they used to. So Verizon again is a phone/fiber company so they are all legitimate business. I have them and I love their fiber service their Verizon FiOS driver services. I’ve had no complaints with them. I’ve had one outage since I’ve had them and they’ve never dropped service compared to spectrum which constantly drop service and I constantly had to reset my router
1 likeFucking AOL need to put some respect on the name of Netscape. Firefox is its real successor
0 likes"You traded my online security for a shitty retro browser!"
1 like"Not just any retro browser. Netscape Navigator. Remember Netscape? It's back, in chromium form."
Verizon Media was acquired by Apollo Global Management in 2021. Idk what you have going on here. Yahoo is also involved—at least the trademark and other patents.
0 likesOath Inc, is what AOL was renamed to when Verizon merged it with Yahoo in 2017. It was renamed a few years later as Verizon media. Verizon sold the company and renamed it to Yahoo in 2021.
0 likesIt looks like Sentry Bay are the ones actually responsible for developing the modern "Netscape" or should it be "Notscape" browser for AOL/Yahoo.
Man, Verizon has over 100 billion dollars, they could've afforded to build a whole new browser from nothing, yet they chose to make crap. They could've built something to include by default on all their phones, if they did it right they might've even been praised for it.
0 likesOh, this is BEYOND sad. IT'S JUST FUCKING CHROME. IT'S JUST CHROME WITH THE "NETSCAPE" LABEL SLAPPED ON IT.
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I've downloaded old versions of Netscape off the Internet Archive just to look at it and?? It makes me upset?? Chromium fork, a CHROMIUM FORK.
0 likesVerizon Bought Yahoo & AOL a few years ago. They combined them to form a new company named Oath.
0 likesMicrosoft idiot explorer came with our computer or you could download the other crappy browser Netscape Naaaavigator.
0 likesHow to make this browser:
0 likesStep 1. Download Outdated Google Chrome Version
Step 2. Download Netscape Navigator Icon
Step 3. Rename the Chrome shortcut on the desktop to Netscape and change the icon to the one you downloaded.
Step 4. Launch "Netscape" and change search engine and homepage to AOL
Step 5. ????
Step 6. Profit
In 20 years from now the creator of this new Netscape Chrome browser will reveal to be Autistic and start a Youtube Channel
0 likesWhere did you get this? I don't see any links to download Netscape at AOL. AOL Shield claims to be "optimized for older operating systems and dial-up internet connections"
0 likesInstall Seamonkey for the real Netscape experience.
0 likes2:58 verizon owns most if not almost everyone of the transmittors and licenses it to other operators
0 likesThe browser is 32 bits. That's not normal is it?
0 likesFun fact about AOL and Yahoo, they both currently offer 1TB of email space!
0 likesDon't download AOL Browser in 2024 they collect your sensitive personal information and aren't afraid to admit it.
0 likesAbout what's requiring a reboot - maybe have a look in the registry under PendingFileRenameOperations?
0 likesLesson of the day: Use Firefox.
1 likeIf you want a nostalgic browser that looks like something from the early 2000s, install pale moon, it's open source and firefox based.
0 likesOtherwise, don't, the browser fingerprint of pale moon will stick out like a sore thumb. Absolutely a usable web browser, I have used it, it's pretty nice and retro looking. But it's not optimal for privacy. Still better than something like Google Chrome by a lot.
Try to Unsinstall it with Revo Uninstaller. He clears also whats leftover. Would be nice to see where this is creeping in some hidden areas.
0 likeshahahahaha shitscape
0 likesJust like webdiscover, they once again use chromium to make malware/adware
0 likesoooo boy cant wait to see hijacked versions of the 4 different browsers filled to the brim with malware, and ad ware.
0 likessorry grandma PUCF's EVERYWHERE
see, this is why i use Mozilla Firefox.
0 likesi use it so that i can stay secure and not deal with crapware
btw, i found out something about "bypassnro". The "command" you run in the command prompt.
0 likesApparently, it is stored in system32 even before windows asks you to create a MS account, and upon closer inspection in wordpad, i found out that the "command" is pretty much a batch file, which adds the following registry key "bypassNRO" in the registry, sets it to 1, and reboots the computer.
The path is basically this: "HKLM (LM stands for local machine) > Microsoft > Windows > Current Version > OOBE".
At least i think i wrote the path correctly.
You don't even to reboot the computer, since adding that 32 bit key and setting it to 1, will skip creation of the MS account on OOBE, if you turn off your internet lol.
this is why ned's cape is better
0 likesshitty chromium is real
0 likeswhats next? internet explorer comin back as a money laundering scheme??
0 likesChrome has been reskinned so many times that it's saddening, take the "revolutionary" CryptoTab Browser, it's just Chrome with some extensions, and it even mentions it in certain websites that check your browser.
0 likesOriginal Netscape code -> Firefox
0 likes"Netscape" name -> Chrome
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Oh and I remember when I once used yahoo search and it gave me a virus
FYI: Yahoo, Aol, Oath and Verizon Media are all the same company.
0 likesi hope you do a scan on this so we know how much of a virus it is
0 likesyahoo!ly shit
0 likes>new browser release
1 like>take a look inside
>chromium
seems like this'll be a trend for a looooong while. its always just overglorified chromium reskin, nothing new.
The reason why it shows Verizon Media is because Netscape is owned by AOL, which is owned by Yahoo!, which is owned by Verizon Media.
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FYI Verizon Media is not owned by Verizon anymore.
1 likenetshit
0 likesIdea: Delete msoobe.exe and try to make the pc usable and skipping oobe errors
0 likesenderman im 12 years old im from turkey i dont have mom and father i can hack one im ethical im very sad bro(your comments thinkinked troll me im not troll bro ): )
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