Nail Mail can mailbomb people in different ways. Either subscribe them to 100s of mailinglists and/or send them 1000s of mails. NailMail 2.0 can also send anonymously emails.  

This is the last Netscape Navigator version for MacOSX. It's also (I think) the only MacOSX universal version of this web browser. It's interesthing because this browser allways was so light and quick.  It was so beatifull, it was...

NCSA Mosaic was one of the very first web browsers in 1993.  It not only allowed for web pages to be downloaded and rendered on screen, but it was also supporting FTP and Gopher protocols.  NCSA Mosaic was the only browser that could...

NETCOMplete was an internet starting package in the mid 90's that allowed Macintosh users to get the most out of their NETCOM internet account.  It basically bundled Netscape, Stuffit Expander, Global Chat From their...

NetFinder is a FTP, HTTP and FILE browser.  It featured the following FTP protocols, which of course, nowadays are all deprecated: SecurID friendly. PASV connection support. FTP proxy (this is not the same as HTTP proxy). s/key, OTP...

WebSurfer is a high-performance World Wide Web browser that supports HTML 3.0 tags including backgrounds and tables, anonymous FTP, proxies and firewalls, multiple windows, and a drag and drop enabled hotlist. WebSurfer supports multi-media content...

NetPresenz is a FTP, Gopher and web (WWW) server all in one.  NetPresenz allows anyone with a 68K or PPC Mac to host a file server.  NetPresenz 4.1 is now freeware. NetPresenz was in earler versions called FTPd, see that page for some...

The first version of the Netscape (or "Netscape Navigator") web browser.  Since Netscape was intended to be a commercial product, version 1.0N is an evaluation copy.  Version 1.12 is the export version.  

Netscape Communicator 4.0.8 was the last version to support 68K architecture. Netscape Communicator 4 featured: WWW Browser E-mail Client News Client HTML Composer AOL Messenger