Rill & Decker and this site officially recommend the use of Safari, the web browser from Apple Computer.
It is faster. It is less buggy. It is more standards-compliant. It is nice.
Microsoft will never update Internet Explorer again.
It has tabbed browsing. The forms auto-fill will blow your mind. You can rename a bookmark as you set it. You can block pop-up ad windows. It has an integrated Google search field.
It doesn't crash at the TalkingNets site, although that Call Manager thing still doesn't work.
It imports your IE Favorites automatically.
Keep IE around, because some sites don't work right with anything else, especially security-intense sites like financial institutions. And anyone else in Microsoft's pocket.
When you start using it, make sure you turn on Tabbed Browsing and Block Popup Windows in the Preferences. Tabbed browsing allows you to have many sites open at once in the same window. You can click a link without abondoning the page you're on. You can set a Bookmark folder to open automatically as tabs, enabling you to load all your regular sites with one click.
May I humbly suggest adding this site to such a folder.