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12-Jan-2008, 06:29 PM #1
what other browsers do you recommend?
These are the ones I have so far.




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Try 'Flock' it integrates wonderfully with lots of different social networks but has a lot of the support that Firefox has as it's heavily influenced by Firefox.

Also, lynx. I love lynx.
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For whatever reason 'Flock' won't load for me. I installed it, but I can't run it. Clicking the icon does nothing.
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What about Seamonkey? Since you've got so many Gecko-based browers already, why not add one more.

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Also, lynx. I love lynx.
lynx is cool but old. links and links2 are newer, text-mode browsers that offer more functionality than lynx.
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lynx is cool but old. links and links2 are newer, text-mode browsers that offer more functionality than lynx.
I installed Links last night in fact, but the version I have is ELinks since that's what they have for Debian packages.
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I know it's dated but it's an obsession. What can I say? I'm fallible.
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I suddenly feel I was born *ahead* of my time.
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