Alternative browser has very little to do with the OS.

I was using Phoenix, then Firebird then Firefox since nearly the beginning. Also was supporting Opera back when you had to pay for it... all because I refused to use Internet Explorer 3.02 and 4.01.

And yes... I was a Windows admin/user then too.

The thing about thinking that a browser has much to do with the OS is quite ridiculous. Before that, you had Netscape, Mosaic, Lynx and since the beginning, options have existed in the browser world.

Same for OS. It's the fanboyism that needs to be removed. So you think that Linux is the best. Great! I'm glad you found an option that made you happy. Too bad it doesn't fit everybody's needs.

Neither does Windows - don't get me started on that one - and neither does OS X. But in the end, they're all just tools that are to be utilized.

Not worshiped. And for the last 15 years, I'm glad to have been part of the 1% wedge from the beginning to disallow Internet Explorer from being 100%. I've always hated it.