Yeah its late, I'm wide awake, sick of playing Paper Mario for the time being, and i have an 8am class tomorrow. Whats a guy to do, how bout talk about the wonderful new Web browser I've been using the Flashpeak Slimbrowser! I tell ya, I like it...a lot. Essentially it uses IE as a base, and takes all your IE settings, from bookmarks, links bar, and plug-ins. Adds its own functionality over it. So it has the speed and compatabiliy of IE, while having all the stuff that makes Opera so great only no ads! Obviously its free :-P

Here's a Features List:
-Multiple site browser based on tab-page interface (I'm a tabbed browsing fiend, I luv it)
-Built-in Popup Killer based on intelligent identification and pre-defined filtering. Site windows killed by mistake are FULLY RECOVERABLE(Works so good its scary, and if it was a good pop-up press a button on the toolbar and its back.)
-Convenient access to major search engines by Quick-Search Bar(Google Toolbar not required, its already built in)
-Seamless integration of most Internet Explorer tooblars (but so many more options)
-Skinned window frame.(A Must in these days)
-Free-zooming of any web page.(Can be useful)
-AutoLogin: automatically connect and log into specified website with just one click.(This is a hot feature trust me)
-Site Group: Open and save a collection of sites as a group(Sounds wierd, but I have my webcomics groups for when I need to check them, and they all open at the same time saves the time of clicking the buttons for each site and then waiting for it too load, by the time you finsh reading one the rest are done loading. Which is made possible by Tabbed borwsing...because its hot.)
-URL Alias: Type short alias instead long URL. (Never used it yet but sounds cool)

If this thing had browsing gestures I'd be in heaven. Which for your knowledge is when you can go back or foreward with out clicking the button on the toolbar or hitting Ctrl+ whatever. Its when you hold the right mouse button down and move it left or right and the page will go back or foreward respectively, Opera did it, and I was hooked.