By the end of 1994, it was clear that the World Wide Web was rapidly taking over the Internet at large. For the millions of Mosaic users, the web almost was the Internet. But then, those millions of users were not exclusively the academics and researchers the web had been designed for. Increasingly, they were also home computer users; business computer users; the uninitiated; the uninvited; the riffraff. Mosaic had become the most successful project in computer science by leaving the computer scientists behind and appealing to the mainstream.
