Nope, you are best off with a proxy so then you can use any browser you want.

As far as new browsers for 9x then the only options are kernelex which may someday run a more recent browser and this chrome port for OS/2 which possible could be worked on for <XP if someone was interested: New Chromium based Otter browser for OS/2

IE6 stopped being a relevant browser on XP over 15 years ago, you know the OS that shipped with it. Google had a project called chrome Frame that replaced the IE6 engine with the chrome engine and only worked on XP. It was never supported and was killed off so long ago that the older version of chrome doesn't work any better than IE6 at this point. Even if you had XP fully patched and TLs 2.0 patched into Ie6 on XP it doesn't work for browsing. So theres no chance your idea would ever be possible even if it existed.

I mean maybe if somone could get chrome frame to run on 98 then back port some version of chrome files to run on 98 like how the 360 Explorer was made to run on XP than I could see it as possible but its not probably going to ever happen.

Rikintosh wrote on 2022-05-22, 15:56:

I mean some unofficial version of IE6 for win 9x that has fixes, and support new things that microsoft never did.

Ah, I see. You mean some sort of community maintained IE6? Possibly, not sure, though.
But Visual Basic 6 had/has such a community. They created patches and modified DLLs for VB6 runtime etc (look up "Visual Basic Community Runtime" etc).