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NeoPlanet 
NeoPlanet Welcome Page in NeoPlanet Browser running in WindowsDeveloper(s) NeoPlanet Inc Initial release 1998 Stable release 1.262 / 2001 Operating system Microsoft Windows Type Web browser NeoPlanet was a graphical web browser released in 1998 and was based on the Trident rendering engine (a technology developed by Microsoft for use in Internet Explorer). It was designed to be a customizable browser with content channels and search facilities, as well as email and download management. Skins were a prominent feature of NeoPlanet; it was one of the first browsers to be fully skinnable. Lycos once offered a branded version of the browser.
Neoplanet was a subsidiary of Bigfoot Communications. Both companies were founded by Lenny Barshack and James Hoffman.See also
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