Oracle PowerBrowser

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Oracle PowerBrowser was a web browser created in 1996 by Oracle Corporation. It featured a multiple document interface and offered the possibility to act as a web server allowing users to host webpages on their computers. However, it completely lacked CSS and scripting support.

PowerBrowser has been discontinued.

[edit] See also

• List of web browsers

[edit] External links

• Oracle Introduces PowerBrowser
• A Blast From The Past : "Oracle PowerBrowser"
• Evolt Browser Archive: PowerBrowser

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