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Mothra
Overview of Mothra

Mothra browser is specially designed for Plan 9 operating system. Mothra web browser is graphical in nature. It also serves as a widely used version of Internet Gopher. The use of Mothra is mostly limited within the graphical domain. It fails to offer backup to the textual database designed in javascript, ftp and java.

Origin of Mothra

Tom Duff designed the Mothra web browser to meet the requirements of Plan 9 operating system. Mothra is perfectly compatible with the second version of Plan 9 operating system. This popular form of web browser has derived its name from the monster Mothra in Japanese horror film.





Features of Mothra

  • Features of Mothra are compact and convenient. Even the common users can readily access the service of Mothra. The use of Mothra is cost effective and technically innovative. The UI display mode of Mothra makes the use of web browser easier to the subscribers.
  • The menu of Mothra web browser proves to be of great use to the common Internet users. From the menu you can get the detailed list of all service options offered by Mothra. The initial mode of Mothra browser features the URL format and title of the displayed web page. The second mode of Mothra presents the web pages in their full formats.

    • With its wide variety of features, Mothra has become one of the most important web browsers.


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