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  • In Pictures: The 10 most important milestones in Web browser history

    Okay, say you have this shiny new car. It looks great, it performs like a demon, it features all the latest safety gadgets, and it's crawling with creature comforts. Just one problem, though. The local tinkerer, clearly consumed by jealousy, comes by sometime during the night to disassemble the entire thing. Sitting in the middle of a zillion bits and pieces the next morning, you quickly realize how totally useless this marvelously complicated car has become. This is the Internet without a browser. Far more than the blank slate it appears to be, a Web browser is ridiculously sophisticated and entirely capable of morphing the code-crazed reality of the Internet into the Matrix-like façade we now can't live without.

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  • In Pictures: 10 things to know about Firefox 17

    A brief look at what’s new in Mozilla’s latest browser.

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  • In Pictures: Firefox 17

    We take a look at the latest version of Mozilla's browser

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  • Your Browser in Five Years

    The next big computing platform won't be Apple's Mac OS, Google's Android, or Microsoft's Windows. It's already here--and it's the Web.

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