Lynx, running on the UNIX sysa server. Lynx is a text-only Web browser, which can run on any vt100 terminal. This makes it particularly useful for dial-up users, who want to access information on the Web quickly, without having to wait to download a large number of unnecessary graphics. Type lynx to start the program. Type h to access the on-line help, or q to leave the program.
Opera is another Web browser which is currently gaining in popularity.
Opera places great emphasis on accessibility and flexibility . You can browse through Web pages and follow links with single key-strokes, which is useful for people who find a mouse difficult to handle. The answer to this question is largely a matter of personal taste. Most of the advice and information given in this Pack should, however, translate fairly easily to users of different browsers. In fact, when it comes to writing Web pages for yourself, you will be encouraged to test the appearance of your pages in a variety of different browser programs.