ORIGINAL: Chickenboy
Yup. Had a 64k modem for several years in the late 80s/early 90s in college. It would take hours (and often drop) to D/L a 1MB file. We learned how to surf the internet on Mosaic, later Netscape. This was before MS Explorer ground their competitors into paste.
I used to use Lynx
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lynx_(web_browser)
(It was actually ALynx running on my Amiga. Downloaded* a free TCP/IP stack and bingo - internet machine!!)
Amazing, it's still around!! [:)]
Edit: * Downloaded off a BBS in case you were wondering how that was possible or was it a Fish disk (floppy disk public domain collection compiled by Fred Fish) - it was a long time ago. My first ISP gave me a totally unrestricted Unix account on his server and I had to set everything up myself. They were great days for learning the ropes!!
P.S All done on a 28K Modem. At least I didn't have a 2400baud modem like some of my friends (which by the way is still the only phone data service speed guaranteed by Telstra - just ask them!!)