What browser to run on an old PII 233 MHz laptop?

[floppy]

Wireless? Why not.
Suggestion: use ethernet home adapters in order to change your electricity network at home in a LAN network.
My poor man PC had wireless too (working with USB 1.1 Fritz WLAN and TCL 3.x). Since I bough the adapters, I will come back to wireless only in very exceptional case where the adapters are not running. And my preferred webbrowser to go to the internet with my old boy is "links". Good luck.

[lolouis]

Wireless? Why not.
Suggestion: use ethernet home adapters in order to change your electricity network at home in a LAN network.
My poor man PC had wireless too (working with USB 1.1 Fritz WLAN and TCL 3.x). Since I bough the adapters, I will come back to wireless only in very exceptional case where the adapters are not running. And my preferred webbrowser to go to the internet with my old boy is "links". Good luck.

I've got no wireless network at home... I use wireless to connect to AP's at places such as the public library and WIFI spots.
Yep, I've come to that same conclusion: on older hardware links is the way to go. Thanks.

[OldAdamUser2]

I use links and nano frequently on my netbook and recommend them both. They are very fast and fairly easy to learn. I think they will both work well for you. You should also download ispell so that you can spell-check your documents. I haven't tried to make it work from within nano, but it is very easy to first save a text file and then run it through ispell.

[Juanito]

..seems the amount of ram is the key here - I use an old PII 267MHz desktop and opera works fine..

..with 512mb ram