Web browser for low-end PC?

[Vrodok the Troll]

Once Upon A Time (on 1 Jan 2006 21:23:35 -0800), in alt.comp.freeware, "Clif

Hi Sheldon,

I found version 3.5c available here.
http://mysite.verizon.net/res6pwz7/images/OffByOneSetup.exe

Thank you very much : )

 

[jacaranda]

Click on the "help" menu and take a look at the forum. There are new
builds available that are even faster and have many more features.

Does K-Meleon still steal associations? I'd like to try a newer version,
but the older versions overrode all my old html doc icons, etc. and I had a
hellish time getting them back.

 

[Mike Andrade]

Does K-Meleon still steal associations? I'd like to try a newer
version, but the older versions overrode all my old html doc
icons, etc. and I had a hellish time getting them back.

Never have had that problem. I've been using K-Meleon for years and
it's never stolen my associations.

 

[BobbytheBrain]

Hi,

Many thanks to all who suggested K-Meleon. I installed it and it loads web
pages truly fast. I'm really impressed by its speed on this P75. I didn't
know that this kind of browser performance was possible on a Pentium 75. It
is really nice to use K-Meleon on this box. K-Meleon's performance is
comparable to IE on a much, much faster PC!

Strange, when I tried K-Meleon on a system twice as fast, that browser
was painfully slow. Only acceptable browser for me MyIE2 Lite, which
was probably 2 or 3 times faster than K-Meleon. Of course the browser
was only usable on sites that did not use Flash. Just trying to load
those silly ads brought the computer to a crawl.