December 29, 2007

Netscape Browser Set to Die a Quiet Death

Netscape, the browser that started it all, is going to go the way of the DoDo bird on February 1, 2008.  AOL, the party responsible for the continued availability of the Netscape branded browser has announced that they are pulling the plug of further development on that date.

AOL will continue support of the current version by releasing any security updates until February 01, and then all development will stop.  AOL recommends that all users switch to Mozilla Firefox, the open source browser upon which recent versions of Netscape were based.

AOL acquired Netscape Communications Corporation in 1999 and released the Netscape browser code as the open source "Mozilla Project".  While AOL is officially proclaiming AOL demise, some think the browser actually died when it was acquire by AOL.  If you have a nostalgic longing for the Netscape browser, you can still install the Netscape extensions in your Firefox browser. 

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December 7, 2007

I Have Finally Upgraded to WordPress and Semiologic Pro 5.0

Its been sometime since my last post.  Vacations and some other necessary diversions have occupied an inordinate amount of my time.  But all is well and I have finally upgraded this website to Semiologic Pro 5.0 with the included tweaked version of WordPress 2.3.1.

Wow, what a package this is.  There are widgets everywhere.  They can be placed in the header, the footer, any sidebar, or in the content area in any imaginable location or configuration.  If you have been looking at or thinking about Semiologic Pro, now is the time to act.  You can get more information by clicking the Peel Ad in the upper right corner of this page.

I have plans to create some Camtasia videos to demonstrate features available in this great tool for Internet marketers.  So bookmark this page and plan a return visit.

Comments, as always are welcome.

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