What's a good off-line browser for Win9x/NT ??

[arbymo]

The topic says it all ..
I need a program that would let me download a full site and save so i can read it later off-line, and if possible is simple one.
I've use web-whacker before .. but it was too sophisticated and too many options to choose from and setup.
any help ?



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Giga Byte 6BXE, celeron300A@450, 128 Ram
G200 8M SD, driver 5.25, Bios 1.6

[Alfie]

If you have IE5,this feature is built in.
Works well,check out the help section in it.

[arbymo]

thanx for the reply Alfie
but i'm a netscape user .. although i sometimes use Win98 built in IE4.
if i change my mind bout IE i'll give it a try.
:cB


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Giga Byte 6BXE, celeron300A@450, 128 Ram
G200 8M SD, driver 5.25, Bios 1.6

[Mark F]

arbymo,
I used to be a dedicated NETSCAPE used, only had IE after/because it was forced onto my system. But IE5 has changed that, it has some really good new features that I like. It's probably worth a second look, after upgradeing, and no more CHANELs crap, unless you want them . I still have the most uptodate NETSCAPE, some sites still just work/look better with it, but IE is finally a wothwhile product; and hey we HAVE to have it on our systems anyway.
Many people try not to use IE because it comes from MS, but it's a shame to avoid it just for that resone.

IMHO,
Mark F.

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OH NO, my retractable cup holder swallowed a CD

[amoore]

My fave is Opera 3.60. It's small, and it's much faster than IE or Netscape. Absolutely worth the $35 in time saved.

You can use it free for 30 days (that's 30 days on which you actually use it, not 30 calendar days). You may need some bells & whistles the major monsters provide, but Opera does everything I need and more.
www.opera.com

(BTW, email won't be built in until v4, so I still use Outlook Express for that, but otherwise...)