Neerav schrieb:
Theoretical example 1: we used to design for 5.x browsers but recently
stopped doing so without charging clients an extra XX%
That is what we do now. I add an import filter (and document it) so that
IE 4.0-5.0/Win and IE4.0-5.x/Mac and NN 4.x ignore imported styles:
@import'styles.css';
http://www.dithered.com/css_filters/css_only/import_single_quotes_no_space.html
Agree, I'm lately converting to doing it the same way (as you never know
when the brokem wannabe-css-rendering makes the site unusable, so rather
serve plain document to them).
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Jan Brasna
I develop sites primarily for Opera and Firefox and then downgrade for IE6.
I occasionally check in Safari.
Opera/Gecko/Safari get fully-featured website. IE6 almost (except some
:hover/:focus, etc) and generally I don't care about anything else.
If client pays extra I add stylesheet+scripting
I design on the mac so I first test on Safari and then Camino.
Then I go to my PC or VNC it and test on IE6.0 and Firefox. Firefox
and Camino have slight differences e.g. form behaviour and font-size in
form inputs so it's important to test in both.
And then I test on Opera on the mac.
Neerav,
we develop for Firefox and test while developing from time to time
in Opera (7). If everything is done, we check in IE6 and Safari and
tweak the code (using conditional comments for IE).
After that we check in IE5 (Win), but just if anything breaks the
layout completly.
IE5
on PC and Safari and IE5 on Mac.
Cheers
Nick
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Sent: 12 May 2005 03:03
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Subject: [WSG] Minimum browsers/OS tested for?
Hi
I havent asked this for a while so it would be interesting to know what
Our current list is:
Windows 2000/XP
Mac OS 10 +
Browsers:
IE 6.0 +
Netscape 7 +
Firefox 1 +
Mozilla 1.7 +
Safari
We are a company, with most of our users are IE6 on Windows. They're
in industries where the flashiest newest is not a proirity. We until
recently fully supported IE 5/5.5 but no
Neerav wrote:
I havent asked this for a while so it would be interesting to know
what the current trend in Browser/Operating system support is for the
freelancers/corporates on this list to see if there has been any
change in the last 6-12 months
I think of people stuck with old browsers, the
On Thu, 12 May 2005 15:56:10 +0100, Thierry Koblentz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I think of people stuck with old browsers, the same way I think of people
using keyboard navigation, etc.
I believe browser support is accessibility, so I spend time tweaking my
sheets, *trying* to make my sites look
Kornel Lesinski wrote:
Pretty does not mean accessible.
OK, I should have said look good and functional ;-)
For example, when DIVs overlap, links become unclickable, content disappear.
etc.
I think it's better to spend time on
some WAI checkpoints rather than adding display tweaks for NN4 and
Hi
I havent asked this for a while so it would be interesting to know what
the current trend in Browser/Operating system support is for the
freelancers/corporates on this list to see if there has been any change
in the last 6-12 months
Theoretical example 1: we used to design for 5.x browsers
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