NIR--Interfaces

• Lists
  
  For a longer list of World Wide Web browsers, see:
  • WWW Browser source source code for a variety of Web browsers for different hardware platforms
  • WWW Clients (Clients.html) a list of programs to allow you to access the WWW from your own computer
  • WWW Browsers/Clients (syslib.html) from UNITE
  • WWW Browsers/Yahoo list from Yahoo, Computers-World Wide Web-Browsers
• Arena
  
  Definition: Arena is a WWW broswer intended to test out HTML3.
  • Arena home World Wide Web Organization's (W3O's) HTML3 browser
  • Arena source
• Chimera
  
  Definition: Chimera is a HTTP, FTP, Gopher client with an X/Athena interface.
  • Chimera source
  • Chimera Home Page (index.html) a HTTP, FTP, Gopher client with X/Athena interface, by John Kilburg
• Cello
  
  Definition: Cello is a DOS-based Internet browser incorporating WWW, Gopher, FTP, Telnet, News.
  • Cello source source code
• Compass
  
  Definition: Compass is a system for Internet access to resources and tools for CERFnet subscribers;
  • Compass description (compass.txt) Internet Compass-your network guide, CERFnet offers new service for easier Internetting
• EINet WinWeb, MacWeb
  
  Definition: WinWeb (for Windows) and MacWeb (for Macintosh) are full-featured WWW browsers
  Note: shareware, 30 day evaluation period.
  • WinWeb (WinWebHome.html)
  • WinWeb source
  • MacWeb (MacWebHome.html)
  • MacWeb source
• Emacs-WWW-browser
  
  Definition: Emacs is a WWW browser for use with the emacs text editor.
  • Emacs WWW (docs.html) an Emacs subsystem that allows the user to browse the World Wide Web
  • Emacs WWW source
• Fred
  
  Definition: Fred is an interface to the OSI X.500 white pages directory service.
  • Fred Performance Systems International White Pages Pilot Project Login as : fred
• GINA
  
  Definition: Gina $ stands for Graphical Interface for Network Access (client/server) to email, conferencing, bbs, and other information sources.
  Contact: The California Technology Project, P.O. Box 3842, Seal Beach, CA 90740-7842.
• Hyper-G
  
  Definition: Hyper-G is a large-scale, multi-user distributed hypermedia information system.
  • Hyper-G via WWW (ROOT) Hyper-G gateway at Graz Univ. of Technology
• Hytelnet
  
  Definition: Hytelnet provides access to a database of Internet telnet connects through hypertext (on network or TSR for DOS).
  • Hytelnet info/EARN (hytelnet.html) information and overview of Hytlenet, from European Academic Research Network Association (EARN)
  • Hytelnet source includes source for PC, Macintosh, Unix, and VMS; Peter Scott's Hypertext database of publicly accessible Internet sites
  • Hytelnet via telnet from the University of Arizona Login as : hytelnet
  • Hytelnet via gopher from Washington University in St. Louis
  • Hytelnet via WWW (START.TXT.html) from the University of Kansas
  • Hytelnet search given a keyword, returns Hytelnet entries
  • Hytelnet Web search (HYTELNET.html) search all Hytelnet resource entries, via a web form, from Galaxy
• Internet-in-a-box
  
  Definition: Internet-in-a-box $ gives you graphical user interface access on PCs (standalone or LAN) to news, gopher, mail, telnet, ftp, from O'Reilly/Spry.
  • Internet-in-a-box: : mail info@ibox.com Body: "help"
  • Internet In a Box web (intabox.html)
• Minuet
  
  Definition: Minuet is graphical interface integrating email, gopher, telnet, Usenet news, and ftp.
  • Minuet FAQ (minuet-faq) Minnesota Internet Users Essential Tool Frequently Asked Questions with Answers
• Mosaic
  
  Definition: Mosaic is a client for network distributed hypermedia information and discovery.
  • Mosaic home page (NCSAMosaicHome.html) describes Mosaic, Internet information browser and World Wide Web client
  • Mosaic FAQ (mosaic-faq.html)
  • Mosaic (README.Mosaic) description of how to download and run NCSA Mosaic
  • Mosaic paper (mosaic.ps.Z) NCSA Mosaic Technical Summary, by Marc Andreessen
  • Mosaic article (markoff.html) an HTML version of a New York Times article about Mosaic by John Markoff
  • Amiga Mosaic (home.html)
  • Mosaic: bring up Mosaic on system with client installed: unix mosaic
• Lynx
  
  Definition: Lynx is an ASCII terminal browser for the World Wide Web.
  • Lynx info
  • Lynx Web info (www_start.html) Welcome to Lynx and the world of the web
• Netscape
  
  Definition: Netscape is a WWW browser for MS Windows, Macintosh, and X.
  • Netscape Communications home page of Netscape Communications Universe, developers of Netscape
  • Netscape news (index.html) information about the free release of Netscape
  • Netscape source FTP site for Netscape source
• Samba
  
  Definition: Samba is a Macintosh browser for the World Wide Web.
  • Samba source
  • Samba Status (Status.html)
• SlipKnot
  
  Definition: a Windows-based graphical WWW browser which does NOT require SLIP or PPP or TCP/IP.
  Note: restricted shareware
  • SlipKnot home page (slipknot.html)
• Viola
  
  Definition: Viola is a World Wide Web hypermedia browser for X Window System.
  • Viola info
• Willow
  
  Definition: Willow is a graphical user interface to text-based bibliographic databases, WWW, and Z39.50.
  • Willow (home.html) Washington Information Looker-upper Layered Over Windows