The History of Web Browsers
Posted by Kyle Eslick on November 18th, 2007 | Category and Tags
As great as the Firefox web browser is, it hasn’t always been around. Back in the early days of the internet, you were probably using early versions of Netscape Navigator or even Internet Explorer.
Sometimes its fun to take a look back over the history of these web browsers and truly develop an appreciation for where we are at now, and be thankful for the choices we have available to us.
If that sounds like fun to you, Ryan of CyberNet has collected information and screen shots for many of the major web browser releases over the past 13 years in his post titled History of Web Browsers. Thanks for throwing this post together Ryan, I enjoyed it!
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