http://www.javasoft.com/hotjava.html (PC Press Internet CD, 03/1996)
The HotJava Browser
version 1.0 alpha3
HotJava(tm) is a modular, applet-aware, extensible World-Wide Web browser written entirely in the Java programming language. The primary goal of this alpha release was to demonstrate the concept of executable content (see the Cool Applets page). It is not intended to have the full functionality of a finished commercial product.
However, please note that there are significant changes to the Beta release of the language; Beta applets can't be viewed with this browser, and neither the Beta Java Developer's Kit appletviewer nor the Java-enabled 2.0 release of the Netscape Navigator can view the Alpha applets displayed by HotJava.
Download a copy for
SPARC/Solaris 2.[3,4,5]
X86/Windows [95.NT]
and try it out!
Note: These are the only currently-supported platforms;
There is no Microsoft Windows 3.x or Macintosh version currently available.
Documentation for HotJava Users
- The HotJava User's Guide
- Detailed instructions on the unique features of the HotJava Browser.
- The HotJava Manual Page ( Unix man format )
- How to invoke HotJava once you have it installed.
- HotJava Overview
- (in HTML or in PostScript)
- Glossary
- Definitions for terms used to describe components of Java and HotJava.
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