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Alternative Browser Alliance http://www.alternativebrowseralliance.com #114649   ~the wired   @Jun 22, 2006 04:15pm LinusMines 440xp

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Firefox. Opera. Safari. You've heard the names. You may have thought about trying one out, or you may have already switched. You may think it doesn't matter what program you use to view the web — but it does.     ...The last few years have shown that domination by a single browser has harmed the web and the computers that connect to it. Fortunately, there are many alternative browsers to choose from, and a resurgence of interest in keeping those choices available.     I launched this site in response to the overblown rivalry between Firefox and Opera users. The way I see it, both groups have a common enemy: dominance of the web by a single browser, currently [Microsoft] Internet Explorer...     This site is intended as a truce. We're in this together.     It was also inspired in part by the fact that after nearly a year, Browse Happy's testimonials are still overwhelmingly Firefox-centric...     By Kelson Vibber. last accessed:~ post comment

uuuh @ Jun 22, 2006 03:35pm johnny2000 no beonex, my choice for 5+ years Reply

RE: uuuh @ Jun 22, 2006 06:29pm deathburger Beonex isn't a browser, it's a cheap hack... just sayin'. Reply

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