Nexus
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Nexus is the original World Wide Web browser and editor created by Tim Berners-Lee, later renamed from its initial title "WorldWideWeb."
Statements (46)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
HTML editor
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World Wide Web browser → web browser → |
| creator |
Tim Berners-Lee
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| developedAt |
CERN
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| developer |
Tim Berners-Lee
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| displayCapabilities |
inline images (via NeXTSTEP features)
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text → |
| documentationLanguage |
English
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| firstPublicDemonstrationYear |
1991
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| genre |
graphical web browser
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| hasFunction |
hypertext navigation
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web browsing → web page editing → |
| historicalSignificance |
first WYSIWYG HTML editor
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first web browser → |
| influenced |
Mosaic
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later web browsers → |
| license |
public domain (original source later released)
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| notableFeature |
WYSIWYG editing of hypertext documents
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combined browser and editor in one application → |
| operatingSystem |
NeXTSTEP
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| originalName |
WorldWideWeb
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| partOf |
early World Wide Web project at CERN
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| platform |
NeXT computer
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| programmingLanguage |
Objective-C
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| reasonForRenaming |
to avoid confusion with the World Wide Web itself
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| relatedTo |
CERN httpd
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Tim Berners-Lee’s original web project → World Wide Web → |
| releaseYear |
1990
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| renamedFrom |
WorldWideWeb
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| runsOnHardware |
NeXT workstation
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| sourceCodeReleasedBy |
CERN
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| sourceCodeReleaseYear |
2019
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| status |
discontinued
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| supports |
HTML
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HTTP → URLs → |
| supportsEditing |
inline editing of web pages
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| supportsProtocol |
file://
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http:// → |
| targetUser |
researchers at CERN
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| userInterfaceType |
graphical user interface
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| usesConcept |
client–server model
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hyperlinks → |
Referenced by (2)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
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WorldWideWeb
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laterName |
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Google Pixel
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predecessorBrand |