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Before Google, social media, and the smartphone, a young programmer and a Silicon Valley veteran built the window through which millions first saw the web. Netscape rose from a university browser project to a multibillion-dollar symbol of the internet age—then collided with Microsoft in a battle that changed software, antitrust law, and the open web forever. Across ten cinematic episodes, we follow Marc Andreessen, Jim Clark, Navigator, the 1995 IPO, the browser war, and the open-source gamble that became Mozilla and Firefox. Hosted by That Mike Hamilton.
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Episode #10
<p>Netscape survived as an independent company for less than five years, yet its ideas remain inside every modern browser. In the finale, we weigh what the company won and lost: the technical legacy, the IPO model, the danger of defaults, the limits of a head start, and the open-source escape route that still protects competition on the web.</p>
Episode #9
<p>Internet Explorer appears unbeatable. Then a lean Mozilla project called Phoenix rises from Netscape’s remains, changes names, and becomes Firefox. Volunteers return browser choice to millions of users, Microsoft begins improving Internet Explorer again, and Google Chrome starts the next great shift in browser power.</p>
Episode #8
<p>AOL announces a $4.2 billion stock deal for Netscape, and employees gather for what some remember as a funeral. The merger promises a coalition against Microsoft but produces divided priorities, late browser releases and fading relevance. As the Netscape team disappears, AOL helps launch an independent Mozilla Foundation—and the code escapes the empire.</p>
Episode #7
<p>With its market share collapsing, Netscape makes a radical bet: release the browser source code and invite the world to rebuild it. We follow the March 31, 1998 Mozilla launch, the licensing and governance work behind open source, the risky decision to replace the old engine, and the exhausted engineers captured in the documentary Code Rush.</p>
Episode #6
<p>Feature races make browsers better—and make the web break differently in each one. Netscape battles Microsoft in engineering, standards, contracts, defaults and court while Navigator’s codebase buckles under years of frantic development. This episode separates product competition from platform power and follows the antitrust case that arrived too late to restore Netscape.</p>
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