- From: Jungshik Shin <jshin@i18nl10n.com>
- Date: Fri, 7 Nov 2003 00:58:34 +0900 (KST)
- To: "Arko, Phil" <phil.arko@scr.siemens.com>
- Cc: public-i18n-geo@w3.org
On Thu, 6 Nov 2003, Arko, Phil wrote: Hi Arko, > Mozilla/Netscape: When I researched this, the application was branded as > Netscape Composer (on the Netscape site). I tried to find this application > at the Mozilla site, but there was no mention of it. Do you have a URL for a > promotion page of the version you're talking about? Netscape (closed down on July 1x) is a Netscape-branded version of open source (standard-compliant) Mozilla browser(+ composer, email/news reader, etc) based on embeddable Gecko engine. [1] Mozilla (and related products) has been, is and will be developeed by volunteers all around the world. [2] The main web site for Mozilla and related products (firebird, thunderbird, camino, bugzilla) is <http://www.mozilla.org>. Now that Netscape division of Time-Warner(Time-Warner-AOL) was closed down, presumably there will be no more version of Netscape. Only Mozilla and related products will be continued. See also <http://www.mozdev.org> for other extensions, projects and products making use of gecko and xpcom technology developed at mozilla.org. > Notepad: As I noted early in the article, the actual encoding options are > often different between releases for various reasons, and so it's sometimes ... > reasons). Instead, this is really just meant to tell people where to look to > find the options. OK. That makes sense. Jungshik [1] There are other browsers and applications that make use of Gecko engine. Obviously, Netscape and Mozilla are two of them. [2] Until this July, tens of developers hired by Netscape division of AOL worked on the project
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