Mosaic 1.0 (opens in new tab)

April 22, 1993 Version 1.0 of the web browser Mosaic is released by the National Center for Supercomputing Applications. It’s the first software to provide a graphical user interface for the emerging World Wide Web, including the ability to display inline graphics. The lead Mosaic developer is Marc Andreesen, one of the future founders of Netscape. My first experience… Mosaic 1.0 is original content of This Day in Tech History.