WebRouser Information & WebRouser Links at HealthHaven.com

WebRouser was a 1995 web browser, based on Mosaic with a number of additional capabilities, including plugins, client-side image maps, and web-page-defined browser buttons and menus. It was created by the founders of Eolas, Dr. Michael Doyle, David Martin and Cheong Ang, at the University of California, San Francisco in 1993. It was demonstrated on November 1993 at Xerox PARC^{[citation needed]}, and described on the HTML Working Group mailing list in 1994 ^[1]

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v • d • e Early Web browsers (up to 1996) (list, list for Unix, comparison, history, usage share, timeline)

1991	WorldWideWeb (Nexus)

1992	ViolaWWW · Erwise · MidasWWW · MacWWW (Samba) · Libwww Line-mode

1993	NCSA Mosaic · AMosaic · Cello · Lynx (2.0) · Arena · Chimera

1994	IBM WebExplorer · Netscape Navigator · MicroMind SlipKnot (1.0) · TradeWave MacWeb · IBrowse · Navipress · Argo · Minuet · Internet in a Box · Spyglass Mosaic · TCP/Connect II

1995	Internet Explorer 1.0 · Netscape Navigator 2.0 · OmniWeb · WebRouser · Sun WebRunner (HotJava) · Grail · Internet Explorer 2 · Delrina Cyberjack · AOL Web Browser for Macintosh · eWorld Web Browser for Macintosh · NetShark · WebShark · Opera Software Opera

1996	Arachne 1.0 · Internet Explorer 3.0 · Netscape Navigator 3.0 · Oracle PowerBrowser · Apple Cyberdog · INRIA Amaya (.9) · AWeb · VaporWare Voyager · tcpCONNECT4

Related technologies	3D Markup Language for Web · Aliweb · ARPANET · ASCII · BITNET · Browser wars · CompuServe · E-mail · Elm · File Transfer Protocol · Gopher · HyperCard · HyperText Markup Language · HyTelnet · NCSA Telnet · NLS · Prodigy · Teletext · Telnet · Usenet · UUCP · Videotex · Viewdata · Virtual Reality Markup Language · Web page · Whole Internet User's Guide and Catalog · World Wide Web · X.25

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