Google Wave is built around HTML 5, so you'll need to use what Google calls a "modern browser" — Chrome, Safari or Firefox (or IE with Google's new Chrome Frame plug-in). Once you're using Wave, you'll see a list of currently accessible waves, along with your current contacts. It's just like using a cross between IM and a wiki.
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