Do that mean all of the rendering bugs that look like they will make it into 1.0 are going to be present in AOL+Gecko?
Mozilla still also has extremely bad html form handling. Considering I spend 90% of my time developing forms of some kind, if that's true I may as well give up and use Flash forms, I know what it's going to take to work around all of the Mozilla forms bugs and I can't justify the time... jon Jonas J�rgensen wrote: > JTK wrote: > >> Huh. I wonder if this has any possible connection to the sudden >> increase in the number of showstoppers that have been getting fixed >> recently. Oh, what am I saying! AOL is not in any way related to >> Mozila! > > > AOL is testing *Gecko* -- not Mozilla. Gecko is Mozilla's rendering > engine. Gecko is the code that takes an HTML file and turns it into cool > looking stuff which you see on your screen. Mozilla's UI, mail client, > XUL, "showstoppers", etc has *nothing* whatsoever to do with Gecko. > > /Jonas >
