Internet Explorer 3.0 beta

Internet Explorer 3.0 beta was a web browser released by Microsoft in 1996. It was an early version of the popular browser, offering features such as support for CSS, Java applets, and ActiveX controls. This release aimed to enhance web browsing capabilities and introduce new interactive elements to web pages.

This beta version was primarily intended for developers and early adopters to test new web technologies and provide feedback. It allowed users to experience and evaluate emerging web standards and functionalities before their widespread adoption.