Bah, just spend the $18 bucks for Opera, and don't worry about it... (One of my scripts for school checked to see what agent you were using... if you weren't using opera it would display an ad at the bottom of the page... :) )
UPDATE: To the people that gave this node a --, I'm promoting code reuse here. This is not to say there shouldn't be a web browser in perl, but this is just my humble opinon... bah humbug

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