And that's okay. These days, it makes sense to have more than one way to wander the Web.
Some browsers are better at certain Web activities than others.
You might prefer one browser's interface but the other's bundled e-mail program. And if you create Web pages, previewing them in both browsers is a must, since each has quirks you may have to compensate for. Unfortunately, browsers are a bit like squabbling children. But you can train them to get along and even help each other out. You'll also find a list of common keystrokes for both major packages, some handy right-click shortcuts, and help on what to do when your connection throws a tantrum.