what happens if a system comes in that specifically uses a quirk that IE
supports and your new fangled browser doesn't?
The system will get blamed for not working, but in fact it is a browser
issue that you have instigated.
Also all people on your intranet should be using the same 'build' not being
allowed to install what they want (web developers should have admin rights
to their machine only.)
Adam
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To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Browser wars (was Re: Can someone recommend a good web
development browser?)
>> eloquently stated erik. I couldn't agree more. why fight the
tide...its wasted effort.
I don't think it is wasted, people listen to us as IT professionals :-)
and when people ask about a browser, I direct them to Mozilla Firefox
these days.
Already started converting all our people to using it, even through our
Intranet is meant to support IE, I just point em to the
UserAgentSwitcher extension and tell them to set it to IE6
Soz, my tuppence worth... have a good weekend everybody
--
David
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