How do I browse the web from the live CD?

[swiftlinuxcreator]

TinyCore is INCREDIBLY fast.  Even Puppy Linux and antiX Linux are much slower than TinyCore.  I think TinyCore and SliTaz are the only distros with a significant following that can work on a Windows 95-era computer.  Puppy Linux and antiX Linux need at least a Windows 98-era computer.

I realize this is a dumb question, but how do I start browsing the web when I boot up TinyCore from the live CD?  I understand that the founder used to work on Damn Small Linux (which I used in my earlier days as a Linux user).  Am I supposed to download an extension from the repository?  Where do I save the extension file? 

So far, I've only installed software from the repository AFTER installing the OS, not before.  I get the impression that the other lightweight distros I've used (antiX, Puppy, and DSL) have more in common with the heavyweight distros (like Ubuntu and Mint) than with TinyCore.

[roberts]

Tiny Core is very different from DSL, etc.
Short answer download a web browser of you choice.
You should carefully peruse ( http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php?topic=7495.0 )
the documentation provided.

[jerramy]

Use AppBrowser to download and install a browser.  I like "links", as it has few dependancies, and is small and fast.  It doesn't do much that's fancy, but it'll work for downloading files and reading forums.