Netscape 4 is 5 years old
12th June 2002
Netscape 4 hit 5 years old yesterday. Scott Andrew celebrated this monumental occasion with a poetic tombstone tribute, entitled "1997—2002". The challenge now is to make this dream a reality—NS4 still has a stronghold in many corporate and institutional IT departments, as Zeldman bemoans in the first "opinion" of the new Web Standards project. An opinion that is notable in its absence of a permalink ;)
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