Description:  World Wide Web applications are interactive access programs that can be utilized to access data from the Web, FTP, Gopher, and Telnet applications, to name a few. WWW browsers have graphical interfaces and display pictures; in addition, applications viewed through browsers can become "point and click" applications.

Description:   IBM's WWW browser. Has some good features but still lacks many functions that you would find in Netscape.  WebExplorer is generally the better option in memory-constrained systems, as it has a very low memory usage.

Description:   A port of Lynx, a text-based web browser, to OS/2.  Lynx/2 runs in text-mode only, is very small, and can be useful in memory- constrained systems.

Description:   Probably the best browser available.  Has the most features and capabilities of any other browser.  It can be made to operate at Netscape v3.0 level by using the -3 parameter when launching the program.

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