@alice@natty@ezio Netscape 6-7 are rebrand of mozilla suite (now SeaMonkey) with custom extensions and functions integrated (like IETab). Netscape pre-6 is another kind of beast, and its next generation (i.e. version 5) engine (codenamed Gromit and Mariner) was stillborn.
@natty@ezio but Netscape 6-7 wasn't all that different from Firefox. Just without extensions. I mean yeah, you had a mail client - but it was basically Thunderbird, and you had Composer, but it sucked. ^^
I did actually start from Mozilla, but since I only used the browser part at the time, I honestly didn't notice any difference when switching to Firefox. Well ok, it had different toolbar icons, and got rid of the M-turning-into-dinosaur throbber, but that was it basically. Granted, I was a child at the time. Still, until I specifically researched it years later (which included using SeaMonkey for a while), I didn't even know about most of the differences.
@roytam1@ezio@natty I know what Nescape 6-7 are, yes. Except it didn't ship IETab. I don't think it even existed yet? AOL yes, a button for opening sidebar yes, that weird dropdown next to url bar yes (I forgot what it was for tho, maybe What's Related stuff?). IETab no.
@roytam1@ezio@natty not just rebrands, no - as I said, they were shipping an AOL client and a few tweaks. So not more of a rebrand than Chrome is a rebrand of Chromium.