Internet Explorer might be the most well-known discontinued web browser, but the path to modern web giants like Chrome, ...

Recently, even as Internet Explorer is finally retired, there have been claims made that IE drove the Netscape web browser into extinction because it was the better program. Nothing could be ...

The primitive Internet Explorer that had come out publicly the previous month wasn't anywhere near Netscape's improved browser. While Internet Explorer was playing catch-up with features of ...

Since its release earlier this month, Netscape 8 has seen its fair share of problems. Touted as a more secure web browser, it actually shipped with some serious flaws. The exploits, which could ...

Despite new technology from Netscape, Internet Explorer now commands well over 90 percent of the market, according to a new study. Tech doesn't buoy Netscape browser - CNET X ...

The Netscape browser doesn’t include the Internet Explorer engine but uses the engine that is part of Windows. As such, the browser works only on Windows computers.

Firefox never overtook Internet Explorer, but it had attained double-digit market share by late 2006, a feat no other browser had managed since the demise of Netscape. But the knife in Internet ...

Netscape's browser icon through the years. Netscape continued to develop both Netscape Navigator 3.0 and Communicator 4.0, but the looming threat of Internet Explorer, with version 3 bundled into ...

Netscape co-founder Jim Clark, one of Microsoft's former chief adversaries, is making an unlikely appeal: Break up Microsoft, but keep the Windows operating system and the Internet Explorer Web ...

Netscape Navigator and the first few versions of Internet Explorer actually followed this model. Then Microsoft integrated Internet Explorer with Windows and made it free to download.

In 1995, Netscape Navigator reportedly held 70 and 80 percent of the US web browser market. However, by 1998, Internet Explorer had supplanted Netscape on the back of this free giveaway.