Teaching Apple Cyberdog 1.0 new tricks (featuring OpenDoc)

But thanks to all those other cyberdogs, Apple's own Cyberdog - a seemingly ordinary web browser and Internet suite with some unusual capabilities - has since slid into search engine obscurity. Apple had some big plans for it, though, and even wanted to give developers a way to develop their own components they could run inside of it. Not just plugins, either: we're talking viewers, UI elements and even entire protocol handlers, implemented using Apple's version of OpenDoc embedding.

The Apple of the '90s is a treasure trove of weird stuff and random nonsense that never made it anywhere, and I'm always here for it.