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Strange, isn't it, that one of your choices isn't the one that held a virtual monopoly on the market not too many years ago--Netscape.


Ah, well, there's always Mosaic or Lynx...

Safari, if it can technically be called Safari...

I've been using variant that's based on the nightly WebKit builds. Basically, it's an open source work in progress. Not only does it have a pimp purple & gold icon, but it's "more current" than the releases that come from Apple.

Firefox recently, though I'm tempted to go (back ??) to Seamonkey. It's the old integrated Mozilla suite that I started using around M18, when IMAP started working.

I just don't care for the dumbed down interface of Firefox, nor the lack of integration between it and Thunderbird, especially on M$ Windoze platforms.

Netscape hasn't made a complelling addition to Mozilla, and often hindered Mozilla. So I haven't used it since they started building from the Mozilla.org code(NS 6?)

Chuck(G) wrote:Ah, well, there's always Mosaic or Lynx...

My main browsers are Safari (mac) and Firefox (linux).
Nevertheless, Lynx is an old favourite, and I still still use it every once in a while.

IE at work and FF at home. Wish more sites such as Miraphone (or is it Mirafone?) would code there sites to use FF as well as IE currently I have to use IE whenever I want to go to Miraphone.

Thanks
dce