I (actually shouldn't it be "me also" ?) also would strongly recommend iCab
(shareware); they really do make progress in between versions. Current is
v2.0, which was just released.
Tobias
<< From: "DocRaven" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [Duo] 2400 web browser
Try iCab you can get it from http://www.icab.de . It's small, fast and does
most of the things the big browsers do (apart from some JavaScript and CSS)
> Navigator 3.0. That old Navigator is now too old and won't take me where
> I need to go. What browser will work with this computer and an old
> system, and where do I get it? By the way, I have System 8.1 saved if I
> have to update that far! >>
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