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In <003a01c1da0e$4ec56080$0a00000a@atkielski.com>, Anthony Atkielski <anthony@freebie.atkielski.com> typed:
> But if you move off the UNIX platform, you have a choice of several
> excellent browsers.  QED.

Possibly true, but Amiga's haven't gotten faster since 4.x was
current.

Or are you saying there are excellent browsers available for Windows?
If so, could you name them? I know about Netscape 6.x (buggy and
bloated), IE (worse than Netscape 6.x), and Opera (unusable UI). None
of them qualify as "excellent" by any stretch of the imagination.

	<mike
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