Basically, the way in which "Netscape 5" interprets HTML differs slightly
from other browsers - apparently "it better respects CSS and HTML
standards". Which means that a few "tricks" that web developers have
learned in order to control page layout are "caught out", because these
tricks were work-arounds (not necessary with NS5), used because of the way
in which established browsers interpret HTML, CSS, etc. I daresay that
there are a few bugs too...
It looks to be shaping up nicely though. Give it a try, and you'll see
what I mean. It's quick and simple to download and run.
-Chris Brown
-----Message d'origine-----
De: David Wall [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Date: mercredi 22 septembre 1999 17:17
�: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Objet: Re: Re: About Netscape 5.0
>It is *not* a full beta - the browser window is mainly
> unimplemented - but it does show the underlying browsing engine. All
your
> lovely sites will no longer look quite the same...
>
What does that last sentence mean?
David
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