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Resource friendly browser

John R · 2004-08-22 01:20:48

I am looking for a very resource efficient browser for a P1 100Mhz laptop that I am stuck with using for the next week or so. It only has 32MB RAM running win95. It is running IE5 at the moment and is un useable. would an older version of IE do the trick or is there another browser I could use?

22-08-2004 1:20am

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John R

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I am looking for a very resource efficient browser for a P1 100Mhz laptop that I am stuck with using for the next week or so. It only has 32MB RAM running win95. It is running IE5 at the moment and is un useable. would an older version of IE do the trick or is there another browser I could use?

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#2 22-08-2004 8:18am

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you'd need the oldest browser you can find. But half the problem is all the media on the websites, yor computer wouldn't be fast enough to display it all smoothly no matter what browser you use.

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#3 22-08-2004 8:50am

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Lynx!

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