While I was looking up various web browser related things tonight, I came across something about Mosaic which is pretty much Netscape, before it became Netscape. Marc Andreessen who co-created Mosaic later went on to co-create Netscape a few years later. The fact that many current browsers still contain some features from Mosaic shows how ahead of it's time the browser was. You can read more about Mosaic at Mosaic (web browser) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I am not techy so you can understand that I didn't know about Mosiac before now. But it just goes to show that even though technology is on the increase, there are many concepts that have been conceived long ago.

It also shows that some old concepts can still be just as usable today, as they were fifteen or so years back now. When something works well enough, you just build around it. When something isn't broke, why fix it? Fix just what needs the fixing, and that's what the latest browsers have been trying to focus on I think.