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From 1992 to 1995 the founders of NetObjects had worked at [[Rae Technology]] and before that in part at [[Apple Computer]] investigating proto-types of [[web browser]]s, information navigation and web design tools.

In 1995 NetObjects was founded to market NetObjects Fusion, a new design tool to build [[web site]]s. The term "[[web site]]", well-known and widespread today, was thencreated still on the rise and is connected withby the work of [[Samir Arora]], David Kleinberg, [[Clement Mok]] and Sal Arora.{{Citation needed|date=December 2008}} and they were awarded the first web site builder patent as inventors.

Initially NetObjects was as a privately held company with the Series A venture investment led by Rae Technology, Series B by [[Norwest Venture Partners]] and [[Venrock Associates]], followed by [[Novell]],<ref name="NOVELL">{{cite web