May 17, 2002: We are pleased to announce that the final beta version of the Version 3.0 Browser is now available to download. This version offers new Intelligent Agent features (Recommendations and Page Summaries) and will be the last Beta to be released.
February 23, 2002: The eagerly-anticipated second beta of the Version 3.0 Browser is now available to download. This version offers improved response times, smoother navigation, and tighter platform integration.
February 23, 2002: Last month, we asked you for questions to put to the senior management. Now we've collated the best questions and got the answers back from the bosses. This is what they had to say...
November 19, 2001: Net:Sight Solutions is pleased to be able to offer a preview version of Net:Sight Browser 3.0, which is available for download now. This preview version showcases many of the exciting new features of the Version 3.0 suite which is currently in development.
November 9, 2001: Due to ongoing litigation issues about which we are unable to comment, Net:Sight Solutions is no longer able to support previous versions of the Net:Sight Browser. Additionally, we may no longer offer them for download, and as such we have been forced to remove the link from our web site. Please accept our sincerest apologies for this break in service, and rest assured that our legal department is working round-the-clock to refute these unfounded allegations.
November 5, 2001: Net:Sight Solutions is pleased to be able to announce some of the new features in its eagerly anticipated Version 3.0 suite. Net:Sight Mail was the first to be unveiled, boasting collection from multiple mailboxes, a learning agent to help you organise your messages, support for all major encryption technologies, advanced filtering tools and integrated support for voicemail. Net:Sight Editor will allow the user to implement complex DHTML by using an intuitive graphical interface, and like Mail it will also benefit from a learning agent to help the user with repetitive tasks. For Net:Sight Web:Server the emphasis has been on stability, reliability and interoperability; it will be scalable up to 10,000 concurrent users, and will support all standard and emergent technologies. In contrast, Net:Sight Browser will not have many new features; rather the focus here has been on streamlining what is seen by many as a working product that the public are familiar with. "The Browser's functionality has remained mostly intact on the surface, so that users who are familiar with the product won't need to learn a whole new UI, but the underlying code has been given a complete rewrite, to ensure that the final product is as compact as possible - something that helps redistribution. When you download our Browser, you won't have to spend an hour over it like you'd have to for some other companies' offerings." (Eric Wyngarde, Research and Development).
October 26, 2001: Submit your questions to be answered by the Net:Sight Solutions executives, with the chance to win a bottle of Champagne! You can find the competition rules and entry form here.
October 1, 2001: "Net:Sight Solutions today announced that it would be dramatically expanding its line of award-winning web software. The next major release of the acclaimed web browser will make up one part of an exciting suite of web-centric products, which are 'designed to simplify and streamline the web experience for the everyday user' according to Net:Sight CEO Jan van Holt today. The suite, which is known simply as 'Version 3.0', will contain Net:Sight Mail, an email application, Net:Sight Editor, an HTML editor, and Net:Sight Web:Server, in addition to the familiar Browser component. As before, the software will run on all major platforms, and is expected to be available as early as the second quarter of next year."
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