Surely one of the problems is not the browser, but the doctype setting at the head of the page: vBulletin doesn’t seem to set one, but if you make an external page with a Unicode doctype, more browsers will pick it up.
Also, don’t worry about Netscape 4.x not working - it’s a piece of shit.
שלום!
Netscape 7.1 on Windows XP,
I read you loud and clear
I see only boxes, no Hebrew. 
MSIE4 on Win NT4
IE 6.0 WinXP sees it fine, but I have a vague memory of installing a Hebrew language pack at some point…
Grim
On IE 6 and Windows 2000, I see it just fine. 
What the - whoa! I just pulled up this thread in IE5 (been running IE4 in compatibility mode). I can see the Hebrew now!
Perhaps when you use unicode you might include a warning that it might not display properly in IE4? ([sub]Some of us are still using it, apparently :o[/sub])
WIN Millenium and IE5, yep.
;j
OS X 10.2.8 and Mozilla 1.1 here, and I think I see it correctly. I recognize aleph, at least, and the other two look Hebrew. Just to check, the bet looks like a backwards C with an angular corner at bottom right, and the gimmel looks sort of like a lower-case lambda… Is that right?
WinXP running IE6, and I see a picture of Geena Davis going down on Wilford Brimley. I assume that was intentional.
WinXP Pro and Mozilla 1.5 here. Looks just fine, though it’s awfully small.
What encoding are you using, Cervaise? Excited^H^H^H^H^H^H^HEnquiring minds want to know!
And thank you once again to everyone else, as well!
Actually looks like almost everyone (except Cervaise…) can see what I wanted. Cervaise seems to see what (s)he wants :p(:))
Dan Abarbanel