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Well, actually, there was only a short time, when more than one had been widely used. Something like Mosaic - Netscape - IE - Mozilla/Firefox/The Browser Now Kn

• steve1977 3y ago
  I seem to remember Netscape and IE having had similar market shares for a while at that time (the infamous first browser war), but my memories might be distorted to be honest.
  • flir 3y ago
    Netscape was the only game in town at one point. From memory, the three big transitions have been Mosaic > Navigator > IE > Chrome. Here's hoping for another one, just to keep them on their toes.
    • rezonant 3y ago
      Just before Chrome, Firefox was quite popular, at least among the terminally online. But it wasn't enough to take the crown iirc.
      • Izkata 3y ago
        I think I remember Firefox topping out around 30% just before Chrome was released.
  • tracker1 3y ago
    They did, even worse, there was a time when both Netscape and IE were common. But also multiple versions with incompatible rendering and features.