Internet Proliferates
- October 1994 - Mosaic Netscape 0.9 released. Mozilla Communications Corp becomes Netscape, and browser gets renamed to Netscape Navigator. Netscape employees are NCSA alumni, including Andreessen, with funding from SGI founder Jim Clark.
- November 1994 - OS/2 Warp 3 released; includes Internet Access Kit (dialup). The web browser, IBM WebExplorer, is based on Mosaic, and is the "browser to beat" at that time, with support for tables, animated throbbers, and REXX scripting.
- 1995 - OS/2 Warp Connect released; includes full TCP/IP networking stack.
- 1995 - Microsoft licenses Spyglass Mosaic, and calls it Internet Explorer. Initial version is part of the "Windows 95 Plus Pack". Microsoft cheats Spyglass out of royalties, by claiming they make no money from it.
- 1996 - first public release of Opera (version 2.0), which is Windows only.

