On Sun, Dec 7, 2008 at 5:57 PM, David Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> > There are *very* few sites left that require IE - the difference between > different versions of IE is so big that it is extremely difficult to > make a website that works with both IE6 and IE7 and yet fails to work > with Webkit, Firefox and Opera. (Opera is particularly good for > imitating IE to fool websites - so much so that most website counters > miscount Opera users as IE users.) The only common exception is > corporate websites that use ActiveX. Not my experience. Argentina's tax office for instance has one section (not the whole site) coded in such a way that when you click on a menu option, it opens a pop-up window, which appears as "blank" (in its title bar) then somehow automagically sends the destination URL to that "child" pop-up window. Well, that works on IE, but not on Mozilla based browser, and not on Opera. It doesn't matter if you fake the user-agent, it just doesn't work (on non-IE browser, it opens the pop-up window, but stays with "Blank" in its title bar, the destination content URL never loads. FC
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