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The Operating System
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The Web Browser
Cello, developed by Thomas R. Bruce of the Legal Information Institute at Cornell Law School, was a pioneering graphical web browser first released in 1993 for Windows. It offered a user-friendly interface with innovative features like inline images and clickable hyperlinks, making the World Wide Web accessible to a wider audience. Despite its early success, advancements in browsers like Mosaic and Netscape Navigator led to Cello’s discontinuation in 1998.
Cello 1.0 was first released on the 17th February, 1994.
Browser User Agent
When contacting webservers ‘Windows 3.11 x86 with Cello 1.0’ will identify itself as ‘LII-Cello/0.9’.
Run Period
For ‘Windows 3.11 x86 with Cello 1.0’ Period Sites in Period Browsers is currently searching for pages archived between 1994-02-17 and 1997-12-31.
Emulation Platform
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Links
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Screenshot
Examples of Windows 3.11 x86 with Cello 1.0
- Windows 3.11 x86 with Cello 1.0 showing The Guardian
- The British Library on Windows 3.11 x86 with Cello 1.0
- Oasis on Windows 3.11 x86 with Cello 1.0
- BBC.co.uk on Windows 3.11 x86 with Cello 1.0
- Scan Computers on Windows 3.11 x86 with Cello 1.0
- Tripod on Windows 3.11 x86 with Cello 1.0
- Office of the Prime Minister on Windows 3.11 x86 with Cello 1.0
- Open University on Windows 3.11 x86 with Cello 1.0
- Microsoft.com on Windows 3.11 x86 with Cello 1.0
- Wired on Windows 3.11 x86 with Cello 1.0
- The Campaign for Real Ale on Windows 3.11 x86 with Cello 1.0
- The A.V. Club on Windows 3.11 x86 with Cello 1.0
- AnandTech on Windows 3.11 x86 with Cello 1.0
- English Heritage on Windows 3.11 x86 with Cello 1.0
- The Guardian on Windows 3.11 x86 with Cello 1.0
- NASA on Windows 3.11 x86 with Cello 1.0