> some of the stuff did not come through I changed that.
>
> I wrote an e-mail to the guy responsible for the page and explained my
> perception of cookies and stuff. His answer made me gasp for air as he said
> that it was just an ordinary homepage.
>
> I guess that he thinks that Microsoft, some pages just show up right in XP,
> is the standard. When I installed amaya and went to the page I got absolutely
> nothing but a message that this page could not be 'rendered'.
>
> What is the standard? How can I show to him that certain rules has to be
> followed to give all visitors the capacity to view the page?
>
This isn't exactly a cooker question but ... when you ask which one is
the most "standard" browser inside the distrib:
Of all the browsers we have in the distrib amaya should be the one that
complies most with the standard (disregarding the bugs inside it) but really
amaya is just a testbed for the standard.
As far as I know, no browser really complies with the standard as drafted
on paper.
-- Geoff.
