Firefox: Is It The Only Tool Your Mac Will Need?

There was a time when computer use meant “terminal.” The network computer. That’s what defined computing for many years.

That era died with the PC, which became both personal and networked. Is this age about to end, too, replaced by browser applications?

Yes. Even Microsoft recognizes that the network becomes the computer, and standalone desktop PCs may be dinosaurs.

Since the beginnings of the public internet as we know it, and the advent of the browser, pundits.... (excerpted).

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