The History of the Web

If you don’t know much about the Opera browser, that’s probably because their market share in the United States has […]

From a browser engine that started as the lesser known option used in an obscure browser to one that would take hold over the entire browser market.

One of the web’s most influential browsers has roots that date back to its earliest days, and an evolution that has transformed it several times over.

The favicon was a total experiment, the result of a bit of serendipity and luck.

Let’s talk about about the “Browser Wars.” They kicked off in the mid-90s, at a time when the world was […]

There are the browsers that everyone’s heard of. And then there are some that, for whatever reason, faded away. These are the latter.

Before browsers were truly cross-platform, there was a time when each operating system had their browser of choice, and it was tailored to the needs of those users.

The web’s first browser featured full color, read/write capabilities, and multiple windows. The second browser was a text-only command line tool. Guess which one people actually used?