Keeping your browser up to date ensures that you enjoy the internet to its maximum potential. We've included links below to several popular browsers, please ensure that you have the correct operating system prior to downloading the upgrades. W3Z is not responsible for the content on any external sites outside its control, nor is it responsible for any damage or loss of data on your own system.

	Microsoft Internet Explorer. The most recent version for the PC (the Mac version is 5.5 but is no longer supported) and is the main browser of choice for most internet users. An upgrade to IE will be included in the next version of Windows (Vista) released January 2007. If you have an older version of IE it is recommended you upgrade to at least version 6 (an optional security update download for XP SP2 users).
	Apple Safari. Recently upgraded as part of the Mac OS X upgrade, this browser is the first to be developed by Apple specifically for the Apple line of computers.
	Netscape. The original browser for the internet has had numerous upgrades in the past when competing with Microsoft and has the advantage on working on numerous operating systems. Netscape was recently bought out and development of future versions may be limited.
	Opera. Claims to be the fastest browser in the world. There are a number of versions of this browser, from free iterations with advertising shown on the browser to paid versions without the advertising. Works on most operating systems and has a number of useful features.
	Mozilla FireFox. Previously known as FireBird, aimed at the internet user who wants lightning fast access to pages and is a dedicated open source user. Works on a variety of operating systems.

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