EVERYTHING OK

Mozilla 0.9.6^ / 1.x / 1.x.x [Windows / Linux]

Everything works OK. I recommended Mozilla - it's the best browser for W3C Standards (like HTML, CSS, XHTML, ...). It's best browser for Windows and Linux and MacOs and *BSD and UNIX... all OS :)

Netscape 6.x [Windows / Linux]

Works fine too

Galeon 0.12.1. / 1.2.0. [Linux]

This is Mozilla's Gecko based browser - so must works nice :)

M$ Internet Explorer 4.x / 5.x / 6.x

Works fine, but in M$IE you won't see all features of this site, cause IE doesn't meet all W3C specifications.

Phoenix 0.4 [Windows]

Doesn't work OnMouseOver :o - everything else OK

K-Meleon 0.6 [Windows]

Another Gecko based Browser. All OK except graphics description after on mouse over.

SMALL PROBLEMS, BUT STILL OK

Opera 6.x [Windows / Linux]

In full (Polish) version doesn't show flags on first page :o - I don't know why. Moreover Opera has problems with high compressed pictures. Rest OK

STILL OK, BUT IT COMES BIGGER PROBLEMS

Opera 5.x [Windows]

Wrong works embed graphics + general problems with pictures.

M$ Internet Explorer 3.x

Doesn't work OnMouseOver, wrong show text layout, cannot work with several styles in one document.

HMM - BIG PROBLEMS

Netscape 4.7x [Linux]

Doesn't work: OnMouseOver, some graphics, fonts, text layout - so some of pages cannot see :(

Konqueror 2.2.1. / 3.0.x [Linux]

So I was surprised, but Konq wrong show layout, fonts, + general problems with font/text. Some problems with gif images, big problems with CSS, not all Java scripts work properly :(. So in Linux I recommended Mozilla and in console Links.

OUTSIDE SCALE, CAUSE IT IS ANOTHER TALE

Links [Linux]

This is text browser, so I cannot value it.
It's obvious that doesn't work: graphics, music, java and other shits ;) (unless you use links -g ;))
But Links it's quite nice to use. Easy navigation throught TAB bar, you can follow links by ALT descriptions. No problems with national letters. It's keep page layout.
So it's best text browser for UNIX-like OS.

Lynx [Linux]

Same as Links, but some problems with national letters and page layout. Use links ;)