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The World Wide Web was the beginning to a new age for computers.
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The first web browser to use a graphical user interface. Created by Marc Andreessen. This will later see a bitter lawsuit against Microsoft's Internet Explorer.
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Because Microsoft Owner Bill Gates was afraid that Netscape could steal the show from them, they created their own browser named "Internet Explorer"
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Microsoft eventually got in trouble not just for the creation of Internet Explorer, but for the way they went about it. Netscape one the court battle and Microsoft was given a harsh settlement forcing the company to split in half.
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It's was a research project for Norwegian telecoms company, Telenor before being publicly released in 1996.
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Apple started to create the own browsers with their first being ICab
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After Netscape Navigator was dominated by Microsoft overall (Even though they won the court battle), they turned the application into an open-sourced application called "Mozilla"
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Lunascape is an unusual browser that contains three rendering engines: Gecko (used in Mozilla Firefox), WebKit (used in Apple's Safari), and Trident (used in Microsoft Internet Explorer).
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Mozilla Corporation picked back up on Netscape with it's new name as Mozilla. Using the open-sourced code, the created a new browser named Mozilla Firefox
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After ICab, they release another browser changing the entire GUI, naming it, Safari
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A Chinese company in Beijing began developing a freeware browser known as Maxthon
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Mozilla Corporation started to work on only Firefox and Thunderbird, leaving SeaMonkey to the community.
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An open-source web browser that is made to be fast and portable.
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Having the greatest search engine in the world, why not expand on it? That's what Google was thinking when they created Google Chrome.
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Microsoft knew Internet Explorer simply wasn't making the cut anymore. So they created Microsoft Edge exclusively for Windows 10 (Date Listed is the Latest Stable Release)
