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NationSquid | The Dead Browser Still Powering the Web

In 1989, Tim Berners-Lee introduced the world to his new idea for a decentralized internet, expressed through an online portal that he called the "World Wide Web."

This digital superhighway was accessed through a program called a "web browser," and an arms race for who could be the "best" one, quickly began. The first one to gain popularity was a little browser called "Mosaic."

But despite its relatively short life, its influence still strongly lives on many decades later, popping up in today's web browsers in places that you would not have even imagined to look.

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