│ MP> also it is a DOS program instead of Windows-native, but you *might* be
│ MP> able to get Arachne web browser to work on a 286.
│ MP> Again I never tried it on a 286. I only know that it worked on a 386. └─[K=>MP]

│ I tried it on NEC V20 (8088 clone thats a bit faster) & it's incredibly slow to
│ the point of being unusable. On a 286 its just really slow though, on
│ simple website with few graphics it's kinda usable... if you are patient
│ person.
└─[K=>MP]

Yeah, it wasn't fast on the 386, either. You did have to be very patient.
Due to the nature of the hardware, I am not sure anything more modern would
be faster, but it would be a very good find if someone knows of something!

Mike

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Yeah, it wasn't fast on the 386, either. You did have to be very
patient. Due to the nature of the hardware, I am not sure anything more modern would be faster, but it would be a very good find if someone
knows of something!

Microweb (search github for it) is probably about as good as its going to get speed-wise & is actually useable on a fast/super XT class machines. V2 was recently released has more features than previously, however it remains much more limited that Arachne... however one doesn't need to be quite so patient waiting for you pages to load.

... Out of the frying pan, into the spilt milk.

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