Netscape will seek this week to allay developer fears by
releasing its open-source Gecko Web browser engine.
Gecko offers high performance; modularity; and support for HTML
4.0, Extensible Markup Language, Cascading Style Sheets, and
Resource Description Framework.
Gecko fits on a floppy disk so it can be embedded on fax
machines, televisions, palm devices, and cellular phones.
Gecko will be initially released on Macintosh, Windows, and
Linux platforms.
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