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Browser wars

A browser war is a competition for dominance in the usage share of web browsers. The "first browser war" (1995–2001) occurred between Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator, and the "second browser war" (2004–2017) between Internet Explorer, Firefox and Google Chrome.

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Mosaic wars

First browser war (1995–2001)

Second browser war (2004–2017)

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Browser wars

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Browser wars

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related to External links · 36
Browser wars → American Business, An, Aspray, Birth, Browsers' War, Ceruzzi, Chapter, Chuck Upsdell's Browser StatisticsBrowser, Crossroads, Email Technologies, Global Stats, Gregory, GromovBrowser Statistics, Haigh, Infrastructure, Internet History, Interview, Marc Andreessen, March, Market Share Archived
related to Competing desktop and mobile browsers · 17
Browser wars → Acid2, BitTorrent, Firefox, However, It, June, Mozilla, Mozilla Firefox, Multiple, Nintendo DS, On June, On October, Opera, Opera Mini, Opera Software, Wii, Windows

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internet browser explorer web firefox microsoft netscape browsers released new windows share chrome google version mozilla market first features support

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a separate search barinstance ofwhich included new features0.80text
the WPFinstance ofwhich would include new tools0.80text
XAML to enable developers to build web applications.On February 15instance ofwhich would include new tools0.80text
2005instance ofwhich would include new tools0.80text
Microsoft announced that Internet Explorer 7 would be available for Windows XP SP2instance ofwhich would include new tools0.80text
later versions of Windows by mid-2005instance ofwhich would include new tools0.80text
tabbed browsinginstance ofknown for being lightweight and introducing innovative features0.80text
mouse gesturesinstance ofknown for being lightweight and introducing innovative features0.80text
Browser warsrelated to Competing desktop and mobile browsersOpera0.60section
Browser warsrelated to Competing desktop and mobile browsersHowever0.60section
Browser warsrelated to Competing desktop and mobile browsersOn June0.60section
Browser warsrelated to Competing desktop and mobile browsersOpera Software0.60section

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