SPIN was a graphical web browser for DOS on IBM-compatible PC's, developed by Saturnus, an Internet Service Provider in the northern provinces of Friesland, Groningen and Drente in the Netherlands. Although the project was abandoned some years ago, the software is still available, as is all documentation.
Among other Internet-software for DOS are Lynx (text-based), Arachne (graphical) and MINUET (graphical).
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