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This also brought an end to the rapid innovation in web browsers; until 2006 there was only one new version of Internet Explorer since version 6.0 had been released in 2001.

The website content is actually an un-cited extended quote from Wikipedia, not the other way around~~~~ -->By mid-1995 the World Wide Web had received a great deal of attention in popular culture and the mass media.

Since then, Safari's market share on Windows has tripled.

Google released its own browser, named Google Chrome, on September 2, 2008, borrowing technology both from Apple's Safari and Mozilla's open-source Firefox, among others, that included UI components similar to some of the latest Internet Explorer and Safari versions' components.Other notable browsers for Windows are SeaMonkey, a replacement for the Mozilla Application Suite and the discontinued Netscape 9.

The software, however, was commercial, which hampered its adoption compared to its free rivals until 2005, when the browser became freeware.

These actions eventually led to the United States Microsoft antitrust case in 1998 which found that Microsoft had abused its monopoly on operating systems to unfairly dominate the market and eliminate competition.