Our issues have been with IE for Mac, Safari has been fine.  IE for Mac has a number of well-known CSS bugs...perhaps one minor reason why the product has been discontinued by MS.  It has nothing to do with PC vs. Mac... or "non-compliant code".

Darin.
 
 
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I think it comes down to basic use of internet standards (w3.org). Mac browsers, FireFox and Safari are as just as compatible with proper internet standards as any compatible pc browser. Where you find troubles are when you start slinging non compliant code that runs on PC browsers, then expecting Mac browsers to do the same...



On Nov 5, 2005, at 7:49 AM, Darin Cox wrote:

Totally agree.  A browser compatibility list is a must for any web app.

Our problems have been in having to avoid newer CSS layout methods due to
compatibility requirements with IE 5.x on Mac.  Microsoft dropped the
product, so I wish the user community would <g>.

Darin.





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