I need to click links more as my memory is certainly not working here. Actually i don't remember many Xerox computers even though they would have been in use while I was first in school. Apple IIEs are the first I really remember using.

Now that's a cool mouse in the video. I'm thinking it wasn't ergonomically designed.

That was a cool video, even though it is all in Japanese. I'm such a tech nerd, it is unbelievable. I didn't even know Xerox made a computer back then, though I suppose it isn't a surprise. Like Vangogh, the first computer I remember using was Apple's IIE.

All you young whipper-snappers, I remember going on a school trip to see a computer called Leo (look it up). I wrote my first program on punched cards to run on an IBM 360/30 in the early 60's.

A lot later, the first thing you knew that you were on line was when the Teletype burst into life! Oh how I miss those 300 baud modems and paper tape!

c: prompt - luxury.

I have checking my website with google analitics often and I realized that a big percent(lets say approx 40%) of visitors used IE. And stating from w3schools about 30% of all global Internet visitors use IE.
So why do you have to do that?I suggest to make just a little more efforts and make your website compatible with both browsers.
Just try validate your site with w3 markup validation and that should make your website viewable in both browsers.