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HTML is a simple markup language that describes web documents. But it’s evolved into a powerful platform over the years.
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Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson’s Findings of Fact in U.S. v. Microsoft focused largely on Microsoft’s reaction to Netscape.
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In this sidebar, Microsoft once planned three Windows NT versions, called Android, NepTune, and Triton. None came to market.
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Microsoft created Internet Explorer to beat back the threat from Netscape Navigator. It would soon dominate the market.
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Windows 95 wasn’t as sophisticated as NT, but it ran well on mainstream PCs and offered many advances over its predecessors.
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Visual J++ is a historical footnote today, but it’s fascinating to go back and see what Microsoft did with the Java platform.
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Microsoft wasted little time usurping the Java platform and creating Windows-only Java technologies that angered Sun Microsystems.
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December 7, 1995 was another day that would live in infamy. For Netscape and any other company that got in Microsoft’s way.
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JavaScript was created as a simple interpreted scripting language that would turn the web into a real software platform.
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After ignoring the Internet threat for years, Bill Gates finally decided to “embrace and extend” the Internet and “exterminate” Netscape.
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