IEInternet Explorer — Microsoft's browser that dominated the web in the 1990s and 2000s. 8 was MicrosoftThe software giant behind Windows, Office, Azure, and Xbox — founded by Bill Gates and Paul Allen.'s last major pre-ChromeGoogle's web browser — built on Chromium and the most widely used browser worldwide. browser push — adding developer tools, better CSSCascading Style Sheets — the language for layout, color, and typography on web pages. 2.1 support, and compatibility modes for IEInternet Explorer — Microsoft's browser that dominated the web in the 1990s and 2000s. 7/6 sites. It held majority market share while FirefoxMozilla's open-source browser — championed web standards and challenged Internet Explorer's dominance. and ChromeGoogle's web browser — built on Chromium and the most widely used browser worldwide. gained ground.

IEInternet Explorer — Microsoft's browser that dominated the web in the 1990s and 2000s. 8 was the final dominant Internet ExplorerMicrosoft's long-running web browser — bundled with Windows for decades before Edge replaced it. before ChromeGoogle's web browser — built on Chromium and the most widely used browser worldwide. reshaped the market.

InPrivate and accelerators influenced privacy and browser extension patterns.