On Oct 23, 6:01 am, buda www...@pochta.ru wrote:
IE6 is already innonexistence.
Whether IE6 remains relevant depends a great deal on where you look
and whom you're targeting. If you look at the figures on
http://ie6countdown.com,
you see that if you're targeting east asia, you'd be an idiot not
On Oct 23, 6:25 am, buda www...@pochta.ru wrote:
I've noticed that library's isArray not worked properly sometimes.
When? A statement like that really requires data. I suspect where you
haven't seen it work, the object genuinely isn't an array.
Prototype's `Object.isArray` function relies on
Hi again,
Sorry, I was talking about Prototype 1.7's version of `isArray`. I
suddenly had a thought just now, so I checked and found that Prototype
1.6 used a different (and naive) definition which has known issues;
presumably those issues are why 1.7's version has been updated. So if
you're
Hi T.J.
With the speed of which modern browsers release updates and move toward HTML5 -
I think there will be no significant differences between them in a year.
IE8 will not be alive in a year in the light of Windows8 with IE10 and
canceling support XP - so there will be IE9 and IE10 which a
Hi,
On Oct 23, 5:35 pm, wwwboy www...@pochta.ru wrote:
With the speed of which modern browsers release updates and move toward HTML5
-
I think there will be no significant differences between them in a year.
IE8 will not be alive in a year in the light of Windows8 with IE10 and
canceling
