Released in 1998, Windows 98 was a groundbreaking operating system that introduced several key features and improvements over its predecessors. One of the most notable changes was the inclusion of a new web browser, Internet Explorer 4.0, which quickly became the dominant browser in the market.
There are several reasons why Internet Explorer 4.0 was so successful. First, it was tightly integrated with Windows 98, making it the default browser for all users. Second, it offered a number of features that were not available in other browsers at the time, such as tabbed browsing and support for multimedia content. Finally, Microsoft’s aggressive marketing campaign helped to make Internet Explorer 4.0 a household name.
