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Doerr met Andreessen about 20 years ago when he was starting the Mosaic browser, which would become Netscape, a Kleiner investment.
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Atari was the first video game, Visicalc the first desktop spreadsheet, and Mosaic the first Internet browser.
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Mosaic, the first browser, was the killer app for the World Wide Web.
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That was the right time for Max to be there since Netscape founder, Marc Andreessen, helped develop the web browser, Mosaic, there in 1993.
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He also oversaw the development of NCSA Mosaic--the Web browser that led to Netscape Navigator--as well as the popular open-source server software known as Apache.
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That year Marc Andreessen released Mosaic for Windows, the first Web browser that allowed simple point-and-click graphic interaction with the information available on the Web.
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