If you're like 99.99999999% of the people on earth, your computer came with Microsoft Internet Explorer, otherwise known as MSIE. Many people will spend their life never experimenting with anything beyond this simple, bug ridden pile of horse poo.
Then a small group graduates on to
FireFox. Probably half of the people on this forum use FF. After reading some good advice from the really bright candles in this room ( LadyNRed, SteveGogh, and ForrestCro ) I tried
Opera. It was kind of fun for the first 10 minutes, like any new toy, but then the newness wore off and I just don't like it. Too strange.
So that covers it, right? You could build a time machine to 1982 and use Netscape Navigator, but that comes from back when the web was made of paper. Or you could get Lynx and other silly text browsers. Nope. That's not it.
What if I told you you could run
Safari on your Windows box? You'd probably tell me I'm out of my dang mind, and why the heck would anybody want to? And you'd have a point, the ugly user interface is dog puke. But Safari the MSIE of Mac. You know, the lousy but in-built software that most people will never move beyond.
So as much as it pains me to recommend anyone look at Apple's web site, y'all might want to mosey on over and download Safari, so you can see what your pages will look like for the 7 % of people who use a Mac:
http://www.apple.com/safari/download/