Evolution of the Web
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Evolution of the Web
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#2The most fascinating part about this timeline, for me, is that it's so short. Feels like forever ago I was using Netscape on Windows 95, but it really wasn't. It's come so far in such a short amount of time.
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#3Looks pretty but isn't very practical. E.g. why is the 'webfonts' label way off the screen from the point it is first implemented? How do I see what features were implemented in a particular browser version? Why is there a massive text banner in front of the screen shots of different browser versions?
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#4Look at the MOSAIC v.0.1, thats how simple should be browsers.
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#5Look at the MOSAIC v.0.1, thats how simple should be browsers.
And I guess Netscape v.0.9 is the design inspiration for latest microsoft office design ;)
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#6It looks like this was using D3? How long would something like this take to make?
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#7Looks pretty but isn't very practical. E.g. why is the 'webfonts' label way off the screen from the point it is first implemented? How do I see what features were implemented in a particular browser version? Why is there a massive text banner in front of the screen shots of different browser versions?
What I'm wondering is what the vertical axis is intended to represent.
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#8Why is Mozilla Firebird 0.7 missing or Phoenix 0.5
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#9It appears clearly in this timeline that since chrome made its appearance with its fast release cycle, web technologies evolve at a much faster pace.
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#10Nice timeline, though I have some doubts about its accuracy / completeness. It makes it look as if Safari predates Firefox, but I remember that I had been using Firefox (then still called Phoenix) as early as 2002 - 2 years before the 1.0 launch.
Also notably absent is the Mozilla suite that predated Firefox.