Mac Browsers: The Good, The Bad, The Very Ugly. Part 2.

If there was something learned from Part 1, it’s that Mac users have different tastes. And we all know there’s no accounting for taste. Some Mac users have love affairs with their browsers. For many of us, the browser represents a healthy percentage of our computer life, so a browser that “fits” is important.

The Good, The Bad, The Ugly (and ugliest) of Browsers for Mac OS X.

Microsoft Internet Explorer
This is the browser that Mac users loved to hate for many years. Microsoft has stopped all but essential.... (excerpted).

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