As scandalous as this may sound, it may be well worth having a Windows machine around for your internet duties; even a simple Windows XP machine of a vintage similar to your Quicksilver can be kept up to date with the insane demands of today's web. On top of that, Leopard is rapidly falling behind in the compatibility stakes now that Lion is here; it won't be long before it too (along with PowerPC machines as a whole) shall be considered too old for even the most basic web functionality. Chrome was Intel-only for OSX from the beginning; Firefox too is now solely an Intel-only application. Adobe Flash dropped PowerPC support just after v10.1, with many Flash-content sites now demanding Flash 11. It seems somewhat ironic that Flash 11 still runs poorly on all but the most powerful of this year's Intel-based Macs, yet machines that pre-date the turn of the millenium can still play Flash 11 videos smoothyl. Don't bother upgrading to Leopard, it will cause MANY more headaches than you think it may cure. Geoffrey -- Sent from my G3 running Mac OS 8.6 -- -- -------------------- Endian Little Hate I ----------------------- -- What you think, you create. What you create, you become. What you become, you express. What you express, you experience. What you experience, you are. What you are, you think.