> >There isn't a better browser than mozilla. Sorry. > > > I do not believe you. Considering I can't go to any secure sites, and > considering it is slower than molasses going uphill, I do not believe > someone hasn't done a better job. If I have to I will go back to > netscape. At least then I can go to secure sites again. I myself use 2 or 3 different web browsers regularly and simultaneously; because each one sucks less at certain things. :) Netscape -- java stuff, shockwave/flash. (yes, I know you can get Mozilla to do most of that stuff; but I haven't spent the time to figure out how.) Galeon -- it's Mozilla, wrapped in GTK rather than mozilla's bloated interface. also has a *lot* of really nice UI features. (smarter crash recovery; better bookmark management tool; more customization of the UI; etc). it doesn't take any less memory than Mozilla, but it runs faster because of the GTK interface. (also less ugly, IMHO). this is what I use for my daily browsing. galeon.sourceforge.net lynx -- when I don't want to be bothered with a GUI. :) sometimes offers more helpful error messages, too. also take a look at dillo.sourceforge.net. it's a very lightweight browser; with its own rendering engine (not based on mozilla). it's far from perfect, but at times it has its uses. (PDAs and the like). I think there were even some local LUGers working on it, once upon a time... (?) another upside of using multiple browsers, is that when one of them crashes, it doesn't take down all my browser sessions. Carl Soderstrom -- Network Engineer Real-Time Enterprises (952) 943-8700