In an increasingly agentic future, the browser won't only act as a window to the web but as the primary workspace for ...

The early days of the internet saw intense competition between graphical web browsers. Netscape Navigator faced off against Microsoft’s Internet Explorer. No sooner had Explorer won that conflict than ...

Do you have a favorite web browser? I used to: It was called Flock, had an emphasis on social networking and sharing, and died in 2011. Nothing I’ve used since has warmed my heart quite so much. On ...

Sign up for the daily CJR newsletter. Last year, after a US district court judge found that Google had illegally monopolized the market for online search, the ...

A full-featured, Sixel-capable terminal browser for those who’d rather skip AI assistants Old-time web users will fondly ...

In the beginning—well in 1993, to be specific—there was Mosaic. And it was good, or at least good enough. By 1995, however, Mosaic’s time was on the wane and Netscape was people’s browser of choice.

Other browsers soon followed -- www, Erwise, Midas, ViolaWWW, Cello, and more. But the browser that really kick-started the Web was Mosaic, released in 1993. Written by Mark Andreessen and Eric Bina ...

Panel: Arun Ranganathan (Mozilla), Chris Wilson (Web Platform Architect, Microsoft), Brendan Eich (CTO, Mozilla Foundation), Charles McCathieNevile (Chief Standards Officer, Opera Software), Darin ...