On 09-Feb-01,* Stephen Illingworth*, of Planet Eros, wrote these Wise Words:
> This is addressed to the developers of Voyager:
>
> Bearing in mind the structure of the source code at present, how
> difficult would it be for purity to be turned on and off? That is,
> Explorer-isms or Netscape-isms are added when judged to be
> appropriate, but whether or not they are obeyed is user controlled.
I know diddly, really, but it cannot be that difficult. AWeb has
three levels of compliancy, and in general, the three seem to be
well programmed. I can sure go to a lot more places with the
others compared to the "Strict" setting, or whatever the silly
thing is called.
I am sure that Olli (or Stephan with IBrowse) could do that easily
if they chose to take the time to do so.
Just my 2-cents worth....
Gil
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Gil's Next Deep Thought:
COMMENT #7 TO REPEL UNWANTED CONVERSATIONALISTS:
The last time my head rang like this I woke up
with a dead man next to me!
Stuff below is possibly useless... : )
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