Internet Explorer

When open-sourcing your code goes wrong...

Fireship

Microsoft’s browser bundled into Windows, accelerating distribution but undermining Netscape’s position.

Adam Grant: 10 CRAZY Stats About Why Only 2% of the People Becomes Successful!

The Diary Of A CEO

E116: Toxic out-of-control trains, regulators, and AI

All-In Podcast

Microsoft's web browser, which Google aimed to block from gaining a monopoly or duopoly by funding Firefox.

Gustaf Alströmer - Growth for Startups

Y Combinator

Mentioned as an example of a technical compatibility issue that could cause user drop-off during conversion rate optimization.

Browserbase: Browser Infrastructure For Your AI Agents

Latent Space

An older browser that might be required to access certain legacy systems, highlighting BrowserBase's focus on modern browser infrastructure.

Tim O'Reilly Interview | The Tim Ferriss Show (Podcast)

Tim Ferriss

A web browser mentioned in the context of the VA's application testing, where the software combination used for testing did not match what users had, leading to failures.

From Scallop Kingpin to Selling 8-Figure Domains (4K)

Tim Ferriss

One of the four major web browsers mentioned through which most internet traffic passes, unlikely to resolve Web3 domain names due to content censorship and data control concerns.

Yen Carry Trade, Recession odds grow, Buffett cash pile, Google ruled monopoly, Kamala picks Walz

All-In Podcast

Microsoft's web browser, central to the 2000 DOJ antitrust decision against Microsoft regarding bundling.

Mag 7 sell-off, Wiz rejects Google, UBI, Kamala in, China's nuclear buildout, Sacks responds to PG

All-In Podcast

A web browser mentioned, along with Microsoft Teams, as an example of Microsoft bundling a product and offering it for free, which could be a risk for a company like Wiz if Google were to do something similar.

Presidential Debate Reaction, Biden Hot Swap?, Tech unemployment, OpenAI considers for-profit & more

All-In Podcast

Microsoft's web browser, bundled with Windows, leading to the demise of Netscape.

The AI Architect: Bret Taylor

Latent Space

Microsoft's dominant web browser in the early 2000s, which had loading limitations Google Maps had to work around.

Matt Mullenweg Interview (Full Episode) | The Tim Ferriss Show (Podcast)

Tim Ferriss

Microsoft's web browser, which at one point required different codebases for websites to function properly compared to Netscape.

Brendan Eich: JavaScript, Firefox, Mozilla, and Brave | Lex Fridman Podcast #160

Lex Fridman

Microsoft's web browser, which initially copied Netscape and gained market share due to bundled distribution with Windows, leading to browser wars and antitrust cases.