The Evolution of Web Browsers

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From Tim Berners-Lee's WorldWideWeb in 1990 to the rise of Mosaic and Netscape by Marc Andreessen, this episode traces the history of web browsers. We discuss Microsoft's dominance with Internet Explorer, the antitrust battles it sparked, and the eventual emergence of Firefox and Google Chrome. Listen as we explore the technological advancements and fierce rivalries that shaped internet browsing as we know it today.

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