In a world where Internet Explorer, Firefox and Chrome are the go-to web browsers, AIR Mosaic, Enhanced NCSA Mosaic and SuperHighway Access WinTapestry probably don’t ring any bells. Only Netscape Navigator might be vaguely recognisable to most internet users nowadays. Back in 1995 however, these browsers were leading the way in making the internet accessible to home users. They included features and technologies that we still use today, and without them the internet could look a lot different. Click the image below to find out what Mary Branscombe thought of the top web browsers of 1995.
Browsing the Web from PC Plus 104, June 1995
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