How did this all work? For me, this is absolutely fascinating and I guess in some ways this reminds me of modern wiki software (especially something like vimwiki that I use daily).
If anyone has some 'technical' resources about how this browser worked, I'd love to read it.
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Plus the demo videos don't work on Firefox in Windows 10, and there's no screenshots or any other form of seeing the demo.
It appears one of the links in the article is wrong.
The correct link is: https://worldwideweb.cern.ch/browser
I spoke to a few of the people involved in the original 1990s project and one big issue was authentication into servers was way too complex.
The simulation (I wrote the JavaScript for it), writes to local browser storage (IndexedDB), the original WorldWideWeb would write to disk (networked or local).