I would not and others would tell you yes. You have a connection problem and even 
if Firefox got you connected, you would never know what happened, how to fix it, 
or if it might come back in some other application. You shouldn't bandage a problem 
but cure it. Otherwise you still have the problem.




On the other hand if you do install Firefox, you must realize that this is open architecture 
software. That means any hacker on the planet can easily find holes in the program 
(especially a "Web Browser") to gain access to anything and every thing you do on 
the net. All you have to do is visit some of the hacking web sites and look at the 
posts they make laughing at all the people that have gone to Firefox. Their comments 
about hacking into it will scare your socks off.

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