freeware, internet browser
http://mozilla.org
the site can be a little intimidating. I imagine this post will be around a while, though as I write this the latest final release version is 1.4:
http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla/release...4-installer.exe windows
http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla/release...-1.4-sea.tar.gz linux
http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla/release...achO-1.4.dmg.gz OSX
it's available on every useful platform .. windows, max, linux to name just a few.
Hey, thatguy, what's so great about mozilla. you mean other than it's not-micro$oft? it's a ground up construction to be a solid browser. it won't make you coffer. and unlike IE, in the extremely unlikely event of a crash, it won't take down windows with it. :-)
and?
yes, and there's more. cruise over to http://MozDev.org for FREE addons to make it even more powerful.
oh, I forgot to mention that mozilla has native popup blocking (see also http://proxomitron.info)
mozilla is a suite of applications a browser, a chat client, an email client, an html composer, and then some.
if you want merely a rock solid browser get FireBird:
http://mozilla.org/products/firebird/
built on the same gecko engine technology as mozilla but no suite.
the stand alone mail client I'll mention, ThunderBird, is not yet mature enough for me to recomend although I use it myself in conjunction with the email client in mozilla -- that is when I'm not using Outlook and Disruptor OL
http://mozilla.org/projects/thunderbird/
### must have mozilla addons include ###
themes .. I hate them but most people love them:
http://themes.mozdev.org/
multizilla -- get the true power of tabbed browsing
http://multizilla.mozdev.org/
optimoz mouse gestures -- use your mouse to perform tasks
http://optimoz.mozdev.org/gestures/index.html
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