Sankara Rameswaran wrote:
It can't be simplified so much. The issue is more complicated. Being a web
developer I can tell you with confidence that IE6 is still the most widely
used browser (partly due to piracy and hence the inability to upgrade to IE7
and partly because users are still naive when it comes to adopting cutting
edge technology).
Well, the problem is not that making a web site that works on at least
the top 3 or 5 most used browsers is hard. The problem is people
designing the web sites
[1] do not test their web sites on a wide variety of web sites and tweak
them to run through a middle line.
[2] try to do complex things in their way towards adding a lot of
functionality, mostly eye candy stuff, but ended up with making the web
site design completely lousy.
If the web designers keep KISS in mind and create web sites which are
simple and clean, they can very well create things which work fairly
well on most browsers (at least Firefox, Opera and Safari in addition to
IE).
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With Regards,
Parthan "technofreak"
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