Netscape’s runaway popularity compelled Microsoft to build Internet Explorer and bundle it with Windows, eventually prompting ...

If you’re old enough to have used NCSA Mosaic or any of the other early browsers, you probably welcomed the arrival of Netscape Navigator, and rued its decline in the face of Internet Explorer.

What this means is that one piece of code now looks the same on every modern browser, whether it be Netscape, Internet Explorer, Safari, Opera, or others. The only catch is, the majority of users ...

In 1995, that meant you were either looking at Netscape Navigator or Microsoft Internet Explorer. The opening salvos of the browser wars saw some true innovations in the web standards that still ...

Initially a paid product, Netscape was forced to give Navigator away after Microsoft launched its Internet Explorer (IE) browser as a free program. Soon after, Microsoft integrated IE into the ...

At one time, Internet Explorer was the most widely used Web ... See Chromium and Edge browser. In the mid-1990s, Netscape's Navigator browser, which was paid software, became the de facto on ...

Over 15 years ago, Marc Andreessen developed a browser called Netscape… Netscape was defeated by Internet Explorer. Now Andreessen appears to be wanting a rematch. He is working on and has ...