[pchelpers] Re: mozilla

For web page developers there certainly is. People trying to create 
pages that work for everyone on the internet need to see how their work  
looks in different browsers. This gives them a way to find design flaws 
and adjust the page. For the average user though, there is some speed 
and convenience in using mozilla (it does email too). Add to that, some 
browsers will malfunction when certain kinds of malware or virus get 
into the system, often making web based repair difficult or impossible. 
A second browser may remain unaffected because it is not vulnerable to 
attack in the way internet explorer or outlook are.

Does that help?

Bob & Ellen Mickelson wrote:

>For only home use, a person probably wouldn't need a second browser, right?  
>Is there any advantage in having Mozilla instead of my plain old Internet 
>Exploror?
>Curious,
>
>Ellen
>
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