Internet Explorer 3.0 in 1996
On August 13, 1996, Microsoft released Internet Explorer 3.0 for the Windows platform and on January 8, 1997, was launched a version for Mac OS. IE 3.0 was the first to have the iconic blue e logo.
New apps such as Internet Mail and News, Windows Address Book, Microsoft Comic Chat, and RealPlayer were integrated into Internet Explorer 3.0. The latest versions also included Windows Media Player and Microsoft NetMeeting.
The browser included new features such as borderless and floating frames, ActiveX objects, Java applets, JScript, and a new customizable user interface. IE 3.0 also supported some popular Netscape plugins (e.g. Macromedia Shockwave or Acrobat Reader).
Internet Explorer 3.0 was the first commercial browser to support CSS, but this support was only partial.
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