Just as Marc Andreessen and Jim Clark ignited the internet frenzy with their market debut 30 years ago, $300 bln OpenAI lit ...

There are lessons galore. First, a new computing era was born. Netscape founder Marc Andreessen’s browser broke the 80-20 data rule—computer users went from manipulating 80% of data on their local ...

And here's the kicker - this born-again browser, which is today called Firefox, has captured about 16 percent of the U.S. browser market, stealing back its share from Microsoft's once-impregnable ...

Netscape Navigator Netscape Navigator is arguably one of the most popular and influential web browsers on this list. Whether you are a millennial like me or someone who was on the web between the ...

As of this month, Netscape had only 0.6 percent of the browser market, which was still dominated by Internet Explorer with more than 77 percent, according to Web application and analytics firm Net ...

Netscape, the Web browser out-muscled a decade ago by Microsoft's Internet Explorer, has undergone an extreme makeover in an attempt to regain its former relevance. America Online, its current ...

Netscape was the most popular browser in the early years of the Web. However, its market share crumbled when Microsoft introduced Internet Explorer in the mid-1990s.

Netscape once controlled approximately 80 percent of the Web browser market. But Microsoft's Internet Explorer wrested the market away and currently owns nearly 90 percent of the sector, according ...

Though the Netscape browser may be on its death bed, the Netscape brand has plenty of life in it, IDC’s Gaw said. “There is still a lot of value in the organization and the brand,” he said.

Netscape 8.0.3.1 takes care of two flaws that were previously disclosed and fixed in Firefox, the open-source Web browser on which Netscape 8 is based, Netscape spokesman Andrew Weinstein said.

Over a period of five years, James H. Clark, the internet pioneer whose Netscape browser once commanded that market, spent roughly $35 million, he recalled in an interview, to purchase dozens of ...