Disambiguation evidence for WorldWideWeb (web browser) via surface form

"WorldWideWeb"


As subject (48)

Triples where this entity appears as subject under the label "WorldWideWeb".

Predicate Object
capability browse remote servers
capability create hyperlinks
capability edit web pages
capability follow hyperlinks
capability format text with basic styles
capability save documents locally
capability view web pages
countryOfOrigin Switzerland
creatorAffiliation CERN
developer CERN
developer Tim Berners-Lee
distributionModel free software
documentation described in early CERN web documentation
firstDemonstrated 1990
firstReleaseLocation CERN
genre graphical web browser
hasReconstruction modern recreations and demos
historicalStatus no longer maintained
inception 1990
influenced Mosaic (web browser)
influenced NCSA HTTPd ecosystem
influenced early web browser design
instanceOf HTML editor
instanceOf WYSIWYG editor
instanceOf historical web client
instanceOf software application
instanceOf web browser
laterName Nexus
notableFor being the first web browser
notableFor being the first web editor
notableFor being the original client for the World Wide Web
operatingSystem OPENSTEP
surface form: NeXTSTEP
originalName WorldWideWeb (web browser) self-link
surface form: WorldWideWeb
platform NeXT Inc.
surface form: NeXT Computer
programmingLanguage Objective-C
publicRelease 1991
reasonForNameChange to avoid confusion with the World Wide Web itself
relatedTo CERN httpd
relatedTo World Wide Web
runsOnHardware NeXT Inc.
surface form: NeXT workstation
sourceCodeAvailability source code released by CERN
supports HTML
supports HTTP
supports URLs
supports hyperlinks
supports inline image display via external viewer
userInterface graphical user interface
usesNetworkProtocol HTTP over TCP/IP

As object (3)

Triples where some other subject referred to this entity as "WorldWideWeb".

Nexus originalName
"WorldWideWeb"
↳ resolves to WorldWideWeb (web browser)
WorldWideWeb (web browser) originalName
"WorldWideWeb"
↳ resolves to WorldWideWeb (web browser)
self-link
surface form: WorldWideWeb
Nexus renamedFrom
"WorldWideWeb"
↳ resolves to WorldWideWeb (web browser)