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Internet Explorer 7

What is all the talk of this Firefox?

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Browsers are a bit of a hot topic at the moment, what with the arrival of Windows Internet Explorer 7 and Firefox version 2.

A browser is the program that retrieves web pages from the Internet and displays them on the screen for you. Your browser in in constant use on your computer. You are using one right now to view our site, and any other website on the Internet. There are masses of browsers out there to choose from, but theopenworld.com wants you to focus in on the world's two most popular browsers: Firefox 2.0 and Windows Internet Explorer 7.

Each browser will do just fine for web surfing and offers all the necessary capabilities. The difference between them is mainly in the layout of the interface, plug-ins and additional features. You should try out several for a few weeks and see which one you like best. Since they are available for free, it won't cost anything but your time to make that decision.

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