There's a 16-bit version of IE5 floating about too...
Here it is,
http://browsers.evolt.org/?ie/16bit/5.01[/QUOTE]
I already have it but thanks anyways, I don't use it too much on the CAT 486 because it has a tendancy to eat up resources more than Netscape Communicator 4.08 for some reasonn.
So far I've Run The Following Browsers on a 486
Windows/Windows For Workgroups 3.1x
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AOL 3.0 - Works good even on 8MB of RAM, meaning "good" for AOL
AOL 4.0 - Does'nt display some sites properly, and kinda slow w/o 16+ RAM
Netscape 2.02 - Fast, but a TON of Javascript Errors (probably more now)
Netscape 4.08 - Won't work with less than 16MB of RAM, flies with 32MB+
Internet Explorer 3.03 - Decent, allbeit a little sluggish on 8MB, Java Issues
Internet Explorer 4 - Decent, much like 3.03, except a few less JS Errors
Internet Explorer 5.0 - Decent, but can eat up resources with some configs.
Internet Explorer 5.01 - The best featurewise, though it can be sluggish
Windows 95
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AOL 4.0 - 16MB really wakes this one up on dial-up
AOL 5.0 - 32MB or More and this thing will fly on 56K or faster
Netscape Navigator 5 - Worked pretty well as I remember
Netscape Navigator 6 - Worked pretty well as I remember
Internet Explorer 4.01 - Seems somewhat lacking, probably Javascript
Internet Explorer 5.0 - The usual Browser I use for Win95
Windows 98 SE
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AOL 4.0 - Ran fine when I used it, though AOL still sucks
AOL 5.0 - The best AOL for 486 (and I mean best for as "best" as AOL can be)
AOL 6.0 - This literally CRAWLS on a 486, takes about 5 mins to load on 32MB of RAM
Internet Explorer 5.0 - Came with 98SE, works great
Internet Explorer 5.5 - Same as 5.5
Internet Explorer 6.0 - Just a hair slower, but still not low enough to reach the average mark
Mozilla - Slow as molasses in January the one time I tried it on a 486
Netscape 6.1 - Was somewhat slower than when I ran 6.0 on 95, mostly due to all the included plugins and attachments.
Windows 2000 Pro
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Internet Explorer 5.5 - The one time I tried this, it ran surprisingly well