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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › NetscapeNetscape - Wikipedia

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   The Gecko engine is used to power the Mozilla Foundation's Firefox browser. In addition to browsers, Netscape developed a suite of award-winning server software, known as SuiteSpot, to power enterprise Internet and Intranet websites, forums, and email; e-commerce software; and a consumer web portal named Netcenter.

   • Headquarters: United States
   • Key people: James L. Barksdale (CEO)

   • Number of employees: 2,500 (1999)

2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Netscape_NavigatorNetscape Navigator - Wikipedia

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   Netscape announced in its first press release (13 October 1994) that it would make Navigator available without charge to all non-commercial users, and beta versions of version 1.0 and 1.1 were freely downloadable in November 1994 and March 1995, with the full version 1.0 available in December 1994. [7]

   • Final release: 9.0.0.6 (February 20, 2008; 15 years ago) [±]
   • Developer(s): Netscape

   • Initial release: 15 December 1994; 28 years ago
   • Type: Web browser

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4. www.techspot.com › article › 2077-netscape-navigatorWhat Ever Happened to Netscape? | TechSpot

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   Feb 16, 2022 · On August 9, 1995, Netscape went public with its IPO selling at $28 per share. The stock was supposed to be offered at $14 per share, but it was decided to double the price at the...

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5. www.internethistorypodcast.com › 2015/08/20-years20 Years On: Why Netscape’s IPO Was the “Big Bang” of the ...

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   Aug 20, 2015 · Quite simply, Netscape’s IPO was the event that signaled to Silicon Valley, to Sand Hill Road, to Wall Street, to Madison Avenue and to Main Street that something utterly new and transformative was on the scene. And the revolution that Netscape kicked off hasn’t stopped even 20 years later.

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   How much does Netscape cost?

   • "Netscape is the first Internet tool that lets the average user with a 14.4 kb modem work with the Internet interactively" Commercial users were supposed to purchase licenses of the browser at $99 per user, which included warranty and customer support, but that didn't last long.

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   When did Netscape go public?

   • On August 9, 1995, Netscape went public with its IPO selling at $28 per share. The stock was supposed to be offered at $14 per share, but it was decided to double the price at the last-minute. During the first day of trading, the stock rose to $75 per share, reaching a market cap of $3 billion, an incredible first-day gain.

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   How did Netscape make money?

   • Netscape was a software company. Its main revenue came from users paying for Navigator. Microsoft, on the other hand, was a very rich and well-established software company. It made money by licensing its operating system to computer manufacturers and by selling products that worked with that operating system, such as Word and Excel.

   What Were the "Browser Wars"? - Investopedia

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   Does Netscape cut prices on retail products?

   • "Netscape cuts prices on retail products". CNET. Archived from the original on August 12, 2023. Retrieved February 23, 2008.[permanent dead link] ^ Alan T. Saracevic (October 23, 2005). "Silicon Valley: It's where brains meet bucks". San Francisco Chronicle. Retrieved May 18, 2014. ^ Hamerly, Jim; Paquin, Tom (January 1999). O'Reilly (ed.).

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7. www.investopedia.com › ask › answersWhat Were the "Browser Wars"? - Investopedia

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   Jan 30, 2023 · The first shot of the internet browser wars was fired when Netscape launched its initial public offering on Aug. 9, 1995. The company set its offering price at $28 per share.

8. qz.com › 475279 › netscape-changed-the-internet-andNetscape went public 20 years ago today—a look at how it ...

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   Aug 9, 2015 · Suddenly, this unprofitable 16-month-old internet startup was worth nearly $3 billion, turning its 24-year-old cofounder, Marc Andreessen, into an overnight millionaire. At the end of the...

9. www.zdnet.com › home-and-office › networkingThe beginning of the people's Web: 20 years of Netscape

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   Oct 14, 2014 · With Netscape then owning 80 percent of the Web browser market, Microsoft decided to win by any and all means. First, Microsoft make IE free in a Windows 95 add-on program called Microsoft Plus ...