At 05:58 -0500 01.31.2001, Scott R. Godin wrote:
>on 01/31/2001 04:54 AM, KIMURA Takeshi at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>> Morbus Iff wrote on 01.1.30 1:45 PM:
>>> Do you SSH through CVS on the Mac? How? I've been requesting pserver for my
>>> perl projects on SourceForge, and up until last month, things were happy
>>> and they responded quickly. But a request for pserver from last December
>>> still hasn't been pushed through.
>>
>> I wish if SourceForge could support IE for Mac.
>> Is it going to?
>
>IE ?
>
>IE doesn't even know that disabled="false" means FALSE in an Html popup menu
>in a <form> section. not even IE 5.5 ! =:o
I don't know of any 'disabled="false"' for select elements. You can use
'disabled' without any value:
<form>
<select><option>a</option><option>b</option></select>
<select disabled><option>c</option><option>d</option></select>
</form>
That is proper HTML, and works fine in IE 5.0. It does not work in
Netscape 4.x.
>get iCab.. WAY mo bettah
>
>http://www.icab.de/
iCab is quite buggy and incomplete, being a preview release. There is
absolutely no CSS support, and it crashes far too often for me. IE does
not crash on me; its big problem (aside from its problems with SSL) is some
sort of problem whereby if you leave it running for too long, it gets very
very slow, and you need to quit it and try again.
I keep trying iCab every time a new release comes out, but it proves to be
unusable for me each time, at this stage.
Netscape 4.x is slightly more stable, but it is far less Mac-like, and is
also way behind in features (although, at least, you can now use MRJ with
that special plugin).
Netscape 6 is just completely broken and unusable, IMO.
So, for now, I stick with the most complete and usable browser, which, for
me, is IE 5.
When does IE 5.5 come out?
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