WorldWideWeb and Nexus: The Original Browser

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In parallel, Berners-Lee programmed the tool so that the average user could view the information: the world's first web browser, originally named WorldWideWeb (written all together).[ NeXT Computer ]  --->  [ Server Software ]  --->  [ HTTP Protocol ]
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[ WorldWideWeb Browser ] (Text, links, and direct editing)
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Unlike today’s browsers, this first version didn’t just serve to consume content; it was also a real-time editor. Users could read a page and modify its text or add links directly from the interface.
Years later, to avoid confusion between the software program and the concept of the global network that was expanding, the browser was renamed Nexus.
The HyperMedia Browser/Editor interface. As you can see in the real images, the original browser ran on Steve Jobs’ NeXTSTEP operating environment. The design stands out for its minimalist grayscale, overlapping multiple panels, and floating menus on the left 
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