Flow Browser
- Engine: Custom
- OS: Android, Linux, macOS, Windows, Raspberry Pi
- Status: Unknown
This page was last updated at: Apr 21, 2026
Eolas WebRouser was a web browser that ran on None devices, and supported the operating systems. It was developed for about 31 years before being discontinued. Development on Eolas WebRouser started in 1995, and while the project is clearly discontinued, it wasn't possible to figure out when development ceased.
One of the most obscure web browsers we have listed on the site; very, very little is known about it (it's only mentioned once in a single Wikipedia page), but it does seem to have been a real web browser. Claiming to have invented the plugin/applet format.
There was some kind of lawsuit against Microsoft, which was settled in 2007.
| Browser URL | iomas.org/products.html |
|---|---|
| Development Status |
Discontinued The developers have announced that the browser won't be developed any more
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| Launched | 1995 |
| Rendering Engine | Custom |
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Official Launch Announcement
1995-09-18
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Eolas releases WebRouser via the Internet |
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| Official Site |
Original website link
http://www.eolas.com/eolas/webrouse/
This URL no longer works and cannot be clicked. |
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