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Microsoft and Mozilla have released new versions of Internet Explorer and Foxfire. Should you update or find another browser altogether?

Today Apple announced that it will be making its Safari Web Browser available for free to those working on a Windows-based PC. With Safari's expansion into the Windows platform, it will be up against stiff competition.

Firefox, from Mozilla, has become the second most widely used web browser on the Internet today. Available for Windows, Mac and Linux, Firefox has tons of features. See how I liked it inside...

Konqueror - part of the KDE desktop - is a free web browser for Linux that does so much more. Read on to find out about the tons of features (and some problems), this open-source browser offers.

Browser developer Blake Ross shook up Netscape and Microsoft when he fired off a round into the browser wars with his Firefox web browser. His mother drove him to work at Netscape when they hired the fourteen-year-old and now, at twenty, he's an author.

Today Apple Inc. released a version of its Safari web browser that is capable of operating on Windows PC's running Microsoft's XP or Vista operating systems.

A quick glance at the state of browser competition between Microsoft's Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox

If you are not familiar with Internet Explorer 6.0 keep reading to learn how to customize your browser.

Microsoft Corp. has introduced an early version of a new web browser for mobile devices that will make browsing full-sized websites faster and easier on small screens.

Shiira is a relatively new web browser for Mac users. Built on the same html rendering engine that Safari uses (Web Kit), Shiira is fast and small, and has a lot of great features.

The World Browser is considered the smallest web browser with fastest loading speed.

Microsoft has chosen not to release a version of their web browser - Internet Explorer - for Linux. But some people still need the functionality of IE. Read this article to find out how to use Internet Explorer in Linux. It's easier than you might think!

Epiphany is a nice web browser for Linux, built for the Gnome desktop environment. In spite of a few nice features, I can't recommend it as a default browser. Read my review to find out why.

Camino is a Cocoa-based, open-source version of Mozilla's Firefox web browser. Utilizing the Gecko html rendering engine and all the niceties that go along with being a native Cocoa application, Camino is a web browser to keep an eye on.

If you want to display some sample HTML, you've got a tiny problem. The browser thinks that it should render the code. This guide suggests three ways that you can force the browser to display the markup un-rendered.

Mozilla browser is a great web browser that is customizable and very safe to use. The are many things that you can do with Mozilla that you can not do with any other browser. There are some great features . . .

Are you still using Internet Explorer? If so, it is time to upgrade your browser for the demands of Web 2.0.

Article about Firefox Browser

A free upgrade to the Mac operating system has just been released by California-based Apple, Inc.

Many people feel they are stuck using Microsoft products - Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Internet Explorer. In this article, I show that the Mac is a viable option, and go over programs which have many - if not all - of the features you may desire.

Why Mozilla Firefox knocks other browsers - especially Internet Explorer - clear out of the water.

And the debate continues! With the new version of both IE and Firefox launched, the debate of which one is better just got re-started. Learn which one is the better browser here.

From email and blog spellchecking to suggestions to your web searches, Firefox 2 packs in even more than the original. Plus, the browser can pick up a previous session right where it left off, even after a crash. And I'm only scratching the surface!

Consistent users of Mac notebook computers are constantly in battle with those who swear by PC's. Much of the debate comes down to personal preference, but there are clear advantages and disadvantages to both Mac and PC notebook computers.

Part two of my article, showing a Linux user running the Gnome desktop environment how it is possible to make a standard Gnome installation look very much like Mac OS X.

One of the things a lot of Linux users like to do is tweak the appearance of their operating system. Unlike Mac and Windows, almost everything about Linux can be customized. Read this guide to find out how to end up with a very good Mac look-alike.

Apple now tries to compete in the PC browswer wars

Dell and Ubuntu announced on Tuesday that Dell has selected Ubuntu, an open-source Linux distribution, for its new line of Linux computers. The move seems logical for the world's 2nd largest hardware seller and most popular desktop Linux.

Dell Computers, responding to requests from customers and IT professionals, announced Friday that the company, reeling from multiple poor quarters, will begin selling a new line of computers loaded with Linux instead of Windows.

Many times our favorite Internet Explorer icons are corrupt or missing. This is from program updats, patches, and new software installation. Learn how to fix them quick.

Uninstalling, reinstalling, and modifying Internet Explorer downloads result in a blank desktop screen. Affiliate branded Internet Explorer versions can confuse Windows.

A comparison of the functionality of Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer.

The main reason to update the browser was the tremendous spread of the Mozilla Firefox browser; along with great features and add-ons, which were just not available to previous versions of Internet Explorer.

Browser wars didn't end in the mid-1990's! Here is a helpful evaluation of two of today's top contenders for Internet domination: Internet Explorer and Firefox.

Are you a hardcore Internet Explorer user who's been intrigued by everything Firefox has to offer?