Internet Basics: Browsers Are Like a Cake Pan by Grant Pasay
Ever make a cake? (If not, CLICK HERE to download one for FREE -- just joking.) When you make a cake, you take some of this, and some of that, and even a bit of the other. Then you mix all the stuff up into a big goop in a bowl. Finally, when everything's in the mix, you pour it all into a... A browser, such as Internet Explorer or Netscape, is used to cook up and shape all the "stuff" it receives when you request a webpage. ... All the stuff sits on a computer called a server, and when you type in a certain domain name or webpage URL address into your browser, the server grabs all the...

HTML And The Battle Of The Browsers by Michael Russell
You've just created your beautiful web page complete with graphics, sounds and all the bells and whistles you can think of. You open up your Internet Explorer version 6.0 and everything looks absolutely perfect. You then put your page up on the Internet for all the world to see and the next day... How do you design a web page that will display correctly on I.E., Netscape and every other browser in existence? ... and Netscape and for the most part your pages should look similar in both browsers though there may still be some minor differences.

Temporary Internet Files - Truth and Consequences by Lyle Cochran
Much has been written about temporary internet files. To my amazement, there seems to be a lot of misunderstanding about how these files are put on your computer and the effect they have on your computing experience. Some articles claim these files slow your computer to a crawl, others indicate... Presently I have FireFox 1.5.0.4, Netscape 7.2., Netscape 8.0 and IE 6.0xxx installed and all of these browsers manage temporary internet file caching the same way. ... The internet browser does file caching automatically.

Who Will Win the Race - Internet Explorer or Firefox by Allen Brown
For the first time in a web browser’s era, we are witnessing real action behind a browser other than Internet Explorer. The most browser history we can remember, major and widely accepted internet browser was Internet Explorer. In late 90s, there was a time when Netscape was trying to claim... While, at final stages Firefox luckily was picked for the upcoming browser two federal agencies that recommended Internet users to select browser other than Internet Explorer for the first time, because of security concerns.

Will Firefox Win the Browser War? by Craig Rowe
For as long as you can remember the basic Internet browser was Internet Explorer. Of course, there was a moment in time when Netscape was trying to get that market share, but Internet Explorer won out and there are many people that don’t realize Internet Explorer is only their browser and they... Firefox was in its final stages last summer and fortunately for the up and coming browser two federal agencies recommended Internet surfers choose a different browser than Internet Explorer due to security issues IE was facing.

MS Internet Explorer: Not the Only Game in Town by Merle Stinnett
When you buy a computer you'll notice they all come pre-loaded with Microsoft Internet Explorer as the default browser. Everyone knows Bill Gates runs the Internet, right? Wrong! When it comes to browsers for surfing the Web, there are plenty of other choices... ... 5) Netscape Navigator: http://channels.netscape.com/ns/browsers/default.jsp Although Netscape doesn't have the market share it enjoyed in the "old days", it's still alive and well. ... These are the heavyweight alternatives to MS Internet Explorer, but if you're looking for something a bit different you'll want to take a look...

The Opera Alternative by Jakob Jelling
Security flaws have long plagued Internet Explorer (IE), the market-dominating web browser from Microsoft. IE won the early browser wars, not only because it was free and bundled with Windows, but because it had some features and capabilities that its only real competitor, Netscape, didn't have. ... Among several browser alternatives for Windows users, the Opera browser stands out in functionality and integration, and is gaining a wider following as a safer surfing alternative to Internet Explorer.

Bookmark Management Software for a New Generation by Kevin Dark
Keeping all of our bookmarks organized and synchronized between computers can be difficult. A new generation of bookmark management software is on the horizon to make managing your bookmarks easier and more effective than ever. Bookmarks are one of the most wonderful tools that Internet browsers... Instead they are saved into an external bookmarking program that then exports its bookmarks to whatever browser you happen to be using, whether it is Internet Explorer, Netscape Navigator, Firefox or any other web browser.

Firefox - A Newbie's Perspective by John Lincoln
I was spending hours upon hours researching a topic for school; that dreaded final paper of the semester was due. I had my research spread across 5 instances of Internet Explorer, and was finding some good information. Suddenly, it happened: Without warning IE crashed on me. ... From the beginning I was skeptical after my Netscape endeavor. ... Even though only a small percentage of users on the internet use Firefox, I think we’ll see those numbers go up dramatically in the next few years. ... I feel more secure with it as well, because all of the security flaws that are present in...

The Benefits of the New Firefox Browser by Jakob Jelling
You probably heard of the new Firefox browser version 1.0 recently released by Mozilla. If you are currently using Internet Explorer or Netscape, you are probably wondering if Firefox is better and why is it better. In order to answer these questions it is necessary to take a look at all the... You don’t have to be a computer professional to install this new browser. ... For example, you will see the same favorites as you saw when using Internet Explorer. ... In addition to all the benefits described above, Firefox browser is also offering you a higher level of security.