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Well, it depends how you look at it.
If you are just a web visitor, then anything fancy can do (for instance, I am very fond of design thingies; I own a Hoojum PC - cooooooool).
If you are a webdeveloper and needs to reach a large target audience, then the choice is easy: develop for IE and Netscape.

Personally, Netscape runs very smooth; I didn't install the messenger, composer and all other stuff. It starts up quickly (I am using NS 7.1)

And personally I don't agree with the fact that IE or Netscape are 'mediocre' browsers: they support standards.

If you are using Windows XP, then the forthcoming SP2 will install a popup blocker for Internet Explorer.

Regarding the esthetics: I agree that OS X, together with Safari (I haven't used Camino) is superior.

But as I said, all depends from which angle you look at it.
/Kurt