There really was not any one killer app for 95. It was a combination of many things. The OS its self was a dream to use for that time. It had the best user interface for its time. It ran most older ...

In mid-1993, Microsoft was thinking hard about how Apple Computer might still become a threat. The brainstorming sessions were run by then-Senior Vice President Brad Silverberg, who would ultimately ...

We have a special treat for you today, folks. Back in August, we brought you news about a Windows 95 "app" that was developed by Felix Rieseberg using Electron. The Windows 95 port was mostly a ...

Developer Felix Reiseberg released an app last year… that basically let you use a rough-around-the-edges version of Windows 95 as a standalone app that can run in Windows, Mac, or Linux. There aren’t ...

As most people recall, Netscape created the first commercially available Web browser in 1994, charging prices that ranged from $49.95 to $89.95 for its flagship Navigator product and a suite of other ...

A silly new app has been doing the rounds this week: Windows 95 as a standalone application. Running on Windows, macOS, and Linux, the Windows 95 “app” combines Electron (a framework for building ...

says it is planning to post beta versions of Communicator for Unix, Macintosh, and Windows 3.1 in early February. The beta versions of the new browser will all include Java support. A beta version of ...