Re: IE 4.0 (OT)
by "Paul Wilson" <webguroo(at)tampabay.rr.com>
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> Has anyone tested the beta of IE that was released?? If so how is it
> performing??? I do not have the room to bets test, but would be willing to
> switch if the platform is stable enough
I have been using it a while so I don't get any surprises later. Netscape
4.x and I.E. 4 and 5 had little surprises.
Is it stable? no, it crashes a lot. It gets real flaky sometimes like when
I run Dreamweaver 4 at the same time, I end up rebooting because it crashes
constantly unless I do.
The worst habit it has is that it seems that left justified is not it's
default setting for <.TD> anymore and a lot of my text and button images
come out screwy looking because of alignment. I had hoped the last update
would fix this, I don't want to arm wrestle a lot of older tables because
they did something new.
This was something that I always thought was dumb about the early Mosaic
program, (pre-Netscape) the default setting was centered I think. My first
web pages and many other folks all looked bad because of this.
I.E. doesn't seem to find all my plugins either. There is a lot of chatter
about this and lots of finger pointing too, but until it is released as a
final version, we don't know if this is on purpose or if it's still being
worked on.
Netscape 6 also dissapoints me. A lot of my mapped images have been sliced
because this allows the individual images to be linked. It seems to put
white borders around every cell no matter what I do. I don't use maps
anymore because they are not indexed at two of the search engines. Netscape
6 is more stable and I like the look feel better.
Paul Wilson
webguroo(at)tampabay.rr.com
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