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Here is a list of standards-compliant browsers for your system. All are FREE. Click to download, then run the installer and begin using your new browser:
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* Or if you'd like to view ESPN's lite site for older browsers and WebTV, click here. --------------------------------------------------------------- Why am I here? The Short Answer: Web browsers become obsolete over time. The simplest way to think about it is to remember when everyone stopped using cassettes and started using CDs. People made the move to CDs because they provided better sound, were more convenient, and eventually artists stopped releasing cassettes, instead only releasing CDs. Since only about 1.6% of the visitors to ESPN.com use an outdated browser (mainly Netscape 4), we’ve decided it’s time to “stop releasing cassettes” and roll out a faster loading, sleeker, and more informative ESPN.com. Over the next year or so, you will notice other major sites upgrading as well. Just like making the move from cassette to CD, updating your current browser may be a difficult decision to make... although downloading a browser is free and you can do it right here. We want to help make this as easy as possible for you so we’ve checked your system and provided some links on the upper left side of this page for you to download a FREE new browser. So click a link on the left, download a new web browser, install it, and try it out... we’re sure you’ll be happier with your internet experience because of it. If you’re still not convinced, click here for the Long Answer (a more technical explanation of why you should upgrade). |
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