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31 December 2007

The Netscape Story: From Mosaic to Mozilla

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Posted by glyn moody at 5:16 PM  

Labels: chief lizard wrangler, internet explorer, Jamie Zawinski, marc andreessen, microsoft community licence, mosaic, mozilla, netscape, open enterprise, pixie dust

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