Re: CSS in Netscape

by Sharon Elix <saelix1970(at)netscape.net>

 Date:  29 Sep 99 16:36:52 PDT
 To:  Tito Martinho <tito(at)ipimar.pt>,
Ken Lanxner <klanxner(at)home.com>
 Cc:  hwg-basics(at)hwg.org
  todo: View Thread, Original
Tito Martinho <tito(at)ipimar.pt> wrote:


"As this list it is not a Linux mailing list, you can see that I'm right =
about
it if look to some sites about Linux (try http://www.redhat.com/ or
http://www.suse.com/ )"

                   ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Also, Linux Today (http://linuxtoday.com/index.html) which is my personal=

favourite. But be warned, many posts are not particularly Microsoft frien=
dly!

Back on topic (kind of), you can probably guess my browser preference fro=
m my
email address. I strongly believe in correct (and elegant) code and brows=
ers
that enforce some degree of conformity get my vote. Although, MSIE is
currently more aligned with the standards for high end "bells and whistle=
s"
utilities such as JavaScript and Cascading Style Sheets, it's useful to
remember the origins of some of these creations. Brendan Eich of Netscape=
 was
the originator and chief innovator of JavaScript and guess who owns the n=
ame
JavaScript, hmm?

Having said that, I use MSIE at home (primarily because it was the defaul=
t
browser and for some strange reason, I had enormous difficulties trying t=
o
download and install a competitor browser. Conspiracy theories aside thou=
gh, I
think my ISP was at fault... ;-)

Seriously though, I too, would like to see all browsers become 100% compl=
iant
with the W3C standards. It would make life a whole lot easier for all of =
us.
As well as giving us one less thing to rant about... =


Sharon



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