Greg Stephens wrote:-
Afraid I am not suficiently clever to know what trying a new browser might entail.

Please do not get confused between clever and good with computers. Now I have only really been in Greg Stephens' company once for an extended conversation, but that was enough to establish that here was an intelligent, knowledgeable, well-informed and enthusiastic person who is a great asset to the music scene in the UK. So he came late to an interest in computers and is still to an extent learning; that does not make him any less clever.

Personally, I would not rush into this until it has been established why your brower (which I assume to be a version of Internet Explorer) does not cope well with the EFDSS Archive site. We have your posting and the one from Sminky stating problems. If there is a problem with this website and IE, then Malcolm needs to be made aware of that, and I intend to email him with this information, but it would be useful to have some other information, particularly from IE users.
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If you decide that you would like to try another browser than I would suggest that you try clicking here to be taken to the Mozilla website and click on the Download Now - Free button which will then give you a symbol on your desktop to allow you to install Firefox as a web browser.

In practice there is very little to choose between Firefox and Internet Explorer in the way they function, in my opinion. I use Firefox because -
1] I think it operates a bit more quickly than IE
2] I believe that Firefox is less susceptible to viruses because thare are a lot of people out there who really hate Microsoft and try to devise ways of disrupting their software.