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From: Arnout S. <arn...@ci...> - 2004-01-09 17:04:01
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Daniel Glenfield wrote: > Perhaps we should just make an eXtensible HTML browser as popular as > IE and force web designers to use a standard, syntax-enforcing way of > doing websites. It's already been made: Mozilla. It aims to follow web standards as published by the W3C and nothing but the standards. The impossible part is getting as popular as IE, since most users don't bother to replace the browser that came preinstalled on their computer with something better. >> simply: the problem with MS is not IE 6, the problem is that there is >> no IE 7 (or 6.5 at least) No, the problem _is_ with IE 6.0 too. It's implementation of web standards shows major holes, and require IE-specific workarounds by website developers. It can be bloody hard to design a website with HTML and CSS, and make it look exactly the same in Mozilla and IE. Just my 2 cents, Arnout |