Well, on the server side, you'd detect what browser is being used, and decide whether or not to display the div, yes?
If you dont want to use style sheets at all for this, and you know there are no comment tags within the DIV, you could comment around the DIV in your cgi, such as: 
<!--
   <DIV>
     whatever is in here
   </DIV>
-->

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Alternately, you could directly put into the DIV
   <DIV STYLe='display: none;'>

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In reply to Re: (OT) How to hide DIV contents from incompatible browsers? by shemp
in thread (OT) How to hide DIV contents from incompatible browsers? by TedPride

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