There are now many alternatives to Microsoft's Internet Explorer. Try a new way of surfing the web.

• Mozilla's Firefox
  

  One of the original open source browsers, Firefox is steadily growing and constantly updated from many great designers. Also available for download here is Thunderbird, an alternative e-mail program.

• Opera
  

  This browser's claim to be the fastest is backed up by many studies. It also serves as the go-to browser for cell phones.

• Google's Chrome
  

  The biggest search engine joins the browser market.

• Camino
  

  An open source browser based on Mozilla's work, it is especially designed to work with Mac's OS X.

• SeaMonkey
  

  A Mozilla-based browser dedicated to integrating all Internet functions (including e-mail, chat and HTML programming) in one program.

• W3C's Amaya
  

  Browse the 'Net and program HTML all in the same place.

• Entheos
  

  These free tutorials cover web-building software, like Dreamweaver, Fireworks and Photoshop.

• Web Design Library
  

  One stop resource for design tips, templates and graphic help.

• W3Schools Tutorials
  

  From basic HTML and CSS to Java and Flash, these easy and free tutorials will help you make better web pages.

• WordPress
  

  One of the easiest ways to get online and blogging is this free software.

• BitLaw
  

  "A comprehensive Internet resource on technology law."

• Cyberangels
  

  The Largest Online Safety and Educational Program in Cyberspace

• Cybercrime
  

  All kinds of information on computer and internet related crime, from the U.S. Department of Justice.

• Electronic Frontier Foundation

  The Internet pioneers defending the rights of users of the web.

• The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers

  The main organizing body for naming sites (i.e. .com, .net, etc.)

• Whois.net
  

  Surf the Web by key words within domain names and research and protect domain names.

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Revised 5/25/2010