I do use Netscape on my Solaris and windows computers. This is the only software that I know of that is also planned to be used as fertilizer for farmers across North America. It is that good, for a crappy AOL product. - by The CenterNet Konqueror is good, as is Links. That's Links, not Lynx, although both of them are text-mode browsers. Bury lynx and all other useless browser rejects.
Obsolete software is like cancer, best removed early.
I don't understand. I had a DSL connection here between November 1998 and October of this past year, and now I'm using a cable modem. I just fund it amusing that so many folks put up with bloated software when it's not necessary for dealing with most web sites. I guess this is news to you, but Sun Workstations are fairly common. If someone would create a UNIX client that could utilize the Exchange server, I would not have to use my Windows workstation for anything.