22-05-2003 03:24									#1
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Anyone know anything of this ?

http://www.ruihehang.com/myie2/html_en/home.htm

	22-05-2003 03:26									#2
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no

	22-05-2003 04:06									#3
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Be wary of people who can't spell Introduction.

	22-05-2003 04:46									#4
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I didn't notice that, and you're right.

	22-05-2003 06:54									#5
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I shudder at the thought of returning to internet explorer.

	22-05-2003 06:55									#6
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Oh yeah, me too.

Safari and Mozilla are so much better.

And Opera, don't get me started on how wonderful its CSS and JS support is.

	22-05-2003 06:56									#7
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Safari works, and it works well. When was the last time you used it?

	22-05-2003 07:00									#8
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About half an hour ago while it was called Konqueror.

It doesn't work well, it still has major compatibility issues.

	22-05-2003 07:56									#9
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Oh yeah, I forget how good IE is compatible with "standards," when those "standards" are just things that IE could do documented by MS.

	22-05-2003 07:58									#10
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Standards are what most web developers use.

Again, I don't see why the W3C standards should be followed to the letter when in some cases they went out of their way to make their standards different from what MS had already had implemented.

Standards, as I discuss them, are openly documented and available for anyone to develop around on the web and most websites use it. When 95% of web users use IE, that becomes the standard.

Simple logic, once you realize that paper standards from the W3C mean precisely nothing.

Welcome to the real world, UR.

	22-05-2003 08:02									#11
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I remember in the olden days where we were supposed to be HTML 2.0 compatable and were expected to make sure Lynx users could still use the site.

	22-05-2003 08:15									#12
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quote: Originally posted by Asher And Opera, don't get me started on how wonderful its CSS and JS support is.

http://sleague.apolyton.net/ works in Opera. It doesn't work in MSIE. Ergo, MSIE has inferior CSS support.

	22-05-2003 08:17									#13
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quote: Originally posted by St Leo http://sleague.apolyton.net/ works in Opera. It doesn't work in MSIE. Ergo, MSIE has inferior CSS support.

No, see, that's your website and you're an Opera fanatic.

You made it in such a way that it doesn't render properly in IE.

Which is really stupid, by the way...

	23-05-2003 06:45									#14
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i like opera.

sure, it's not as stable nor as supported. but hell, talk to me when ie gets mouse gestures.

oh, and have bookmarks which are interchangable between linux and windows.

	23-05-2003 07:17									#15
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Asher, have you even USED Safari??? It's intuitive and I've NEVER run across a website that it had anything resembling a serious problem with. Plus it's fast. Are you sure this is a battle you want to fight?

	23-05-2003 08:43									#16
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quote: Originally posted by monolith94 Asher, have you even USED Safari??? It's intuitive and I've NEVER run across a website that it had anything resembling a serious problem with. Plus it's fast. Are you sure this is a battle you want to fight?

Safari is fast on some webpages, slow on others.
And there are many websites with issues with it.

I've used KHTML far longer than you have, monolith...