Nick Gleitzman wrote:
Sorry, I didn't mean to sound like I was criticising; that previous
Oh, not at all... I did not mean to make it sound like you were. :D
thread doesn't really answer your question anyway, but it does give you
some options (and rationale) on how to go about it. Just thought you'd
be interested.
For sure. I saw it start a while back, but soon got lost due to all the
subject changing and such... still tracking-back through it now.
Hmm... 'force' is too strong a word. We should never 'force' our
visitors to do anything! But *inviting* them to upgrade by serving a
plain text site - nothing wrong with that. Absolutely preferable to a
broken layout, IMO.
Excellent point and I agree. :D
I can't wait for browsers like IE5.0 and IE5.2 to die... I mean, they
are pretty-much dead already, but not dead enough to make me not care.
Oh - and a recent peruse of one of my sites' stats showed a (thankfully
singular) visitor using ... wait for it ... Explorer 1.0. I guess
there's no helping some people...
LOL!!!
It has to be a practical joke!
Hmmm, actually, that would be interesting April fools day trick... spoof
your browser stats - anyone know how to do this? I would love to surf
the web and have folks thinking I was using IE 1.0! Lol, what a trip -
1.0... where do you even download that anymore? Can XP run it?
Ok, I have had too much coffee. Time to take a break. :)
Cheers,
Micky
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