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ChildBrow http://www.chibrow.com

ChiBrow is a Web Browser designed for children. Not only does it enable children to safely explore the Web, it also gives parents the freedom to define where the child can venture. The idea is simple: the site has a database of allowable sites which the child can access in a drop-down list. Once a page is displayed, the child may browse using hyperlinks contained on the pages.

Alexa http://www.alexa.com

A handy navigation service which stays on your desktop and throws up related sites. It also gives useful stats about the site you are visiting.

FastLane http://www.fastlanehome.com

FastLane is the fastest way to surf the Web. It cuts browsing time by as much as 50 per cent. What's more, it is available for a free trial limited period. No client software is required, and it works across multiple platforms.

Web-On-Call http://www.netphonic.com/product/woc/illus.htm

Web-On-Call voice browser allows any user with a telephone to access Internet or intranet sites without using a computer or modem! Just install it on your Web server, and you can have information read to you, navigate using your phone's keypad, and even have your e-mails forwarded.

SurfMonkey http://www.surfmonkey.com

The first Web browser for kids. Amazingly simple to use (truly child's play!), it has step by step introduction to the Web; a database of links; instant troubleshooting tips; and an excellent search facility.

Opera http://www.operasoftware.com

Small, fast, customisable, powerful and user-friendly, it takes the wait out of the Internet. Make this your first choice if you want something different from Internet Explorer and Netscape to surf the Web.

Browser2000 http://www.ftppro.com

Browse2000 displays multiple web sites on one screen, while connecting to up to 200 active URL addresses at once. You may import your Internet Explorer bookmarks into a database of favourites, and pre-select sites that will be navigated as a group.

CustomBrowser http://www.custombrowser.com

This is a fully functional Internet/ Intranet web browser with one exception: it is customisable. It allows you to create custom toolbars and hyperlinks that tame the Web into submission. You can even restrict Internet access to designated sites.

NCSA Mosaic http://www.ncsa.uiuc.edu/SDG/Software/WinMosaic/FAQ.html

All about Mosaic and how it works under Windows 95 or NT.

Lynx Users Guide http://www.cc.ukans.edu/lynx_help/Lynx_users_guide.html

Hosted by the University of Arkansas, this site gives a very good introduction to the world of Lynx, and how you can get the best out of it. Find out what Lynx can do for you that other browsers can't.

FAQ about Lynx http://mdc.net/~ellen/lynx.htm

Q: How is Lynx different from other Web browsers? A: With Lynx you cannot see pictures, and you have to enter all the commands on the keyboard rather than using the mouse. It is used only with UNIX shell accounts. All about Lynx in a Q&A format.

Cello http://www.law.cornell.edu/cello/cellofaq.html

Cello is a multipurpose Internet browser which allows access to the myriad information resources of the Internet. It supports the World Wide Web, Gopher, FTP, CSO/ph/qi, and Usenet news retrievals natively, and other protocols (WAIS, Hytelnet, etc). It can be used to view hypermedia documents, including inlined images, text, and digital sounds and movies. The site has all you need to get going with the browser.

Arachne http://www.naf.cz/arachne

The revolutionary WWW browser for DOS compatible operating systems. You can find out how the browser works in this site, and download the latest version.

Net-Tamer http://www.mnemonic.org

Net-Tamer is a DOS-based Web browser. Besides performing the usual functions of a browser, it also acts as a robot -- it will get e-mail and Usenet groups, then log off so you can use the included offline reader, or you can choose to stay on and look around. It will also do a download/ upload of mail or Usenet on a timer. The program is speech friendly to users of talking programs for the visually impaired.

LinkPilot http://www.linkgram.com/

One of the latest tools for web browsing and information delivery on the WWW, LinkPilot is easy to use, and free! Log in here for information on its imagelinks, operating details and lots more.

Spyglass http://www.spyglass.com/solutions/technologies/devicemosaic

Spyglass device mosaic is the first full-featured, thin device-based browser. This site reveals the technology behind the idea, and how you can build a browser of your own! Go to the FAQ section first to find out the basics of this amazing browser.

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