When using LoadURL to open a web page from within a script, currently you can only open your default external browser. Since we have Mozilla inside SL, wouldn't it be sensible to be able to choose which browser you use? I propose modifying the LoadURL (or adding an additional similar command to LSL to avoid breaking existing content Suggest llLoadURL(key avatar_id, string message, string url [,browser]) where [,browser] is an optional integer... 0 --> opens with the internal browser, 1 --> opens with default external browser. undefined --> opens with the browser set in avie's preferences. This slight modification will not break existing scripts, and yet preserve the in-world immersion without plonking the avie to desktop by default. Those few calling sites that break on internal browser can choose 1 by default, leaving the majority of sites intact. Additionally, as a separate project (but lower priority than the above fix), the [,browser] parameter could be overridden in preferences with an additional option of "always use internal browser" or "always use external browser" regardless of the script's choice. Whilst not quite "HTML on a prim", if the browser window can be minimised or resized by the user, it would have a number of uses.