wow. it's getting biblical up in here...

I used Brave on my android phone and had no problems redeeming it. Of course I turn off all the blocking crap for this site because I know this site things act weird when I try to block all scripting. I do not understand staying back on really old versions of a browser when security holes are found in them all the time.

Hell, on a weekly vulnerability summary that is put out by US-Cert, this week I found there were 12 medium grade vulnerabilities discovered for Chrome.
https://www.us-cert.gov/ncas/bulletins/SB18-351

Working in IT I get why staying at a stable driver or firmware since you should only update those if there is some bug it fixes or there are security issues it fixes. With software that uses other servers like web browsers and operating systems it is a good idea to update. I am not saying stay bleeding edge.

Now, I like browsers like Lynx on Linux but it does not mean I would expect website developers to cater to them or really old browsers like old versions of FIrefox.

Above what comes with Windows 10 I have the following browsers installed and have no issues with gog.com
Firefox
Chrome
Opera
Vivaldi

All are up to date and work great overall. Of course I won't use Edge or IE to go to any site outside but beside that...

We could go real old school and try to crank up an old copy of Mosaic. I used it back when it was the only graphical browser in town. Honestly though, I like less graphics overall on websites. I just want information in an easy to read manner using almost all text that would load up on a dialup connection at a decent clip but I am a rare type gamer. Most seem to want flashy and annoying. That liking the annoying thing is either liked by many audiences or the people that pay the developers to make sites like that.

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I actually have access to Mosaic, and have tried to load GOG on it. It didn't work. As far as I could tell, it can't make the connection due to the requirement of security technology it doesn't have.