Given that Microsoft alledgedly supports the HTML and XHTML standards, it'd be better if they should be just writing standards compliant code and then leaving it to the brower to interpret correctly. But then of course, Mozilla would get it right (and IE might even get it wrong), and they couldn't have that!
Thanks for the links though - I'm going to download the thing for changing user agent on the fly. Very cunning.
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Date: December 11th, 2002 01:27 am (UTC)From:Given that Microsoft alledgedly supports the HTML and XHTML standards, it'd be better if they should be just writing standards compliant code and then leaving it to the brower to interpret correctly. But then of course, Mozilla would get it right (and IE might even get it wrong), and they couldn't have that!
Thanks for the links though - I'm going to download the thing for changing user agent on the fly. Very cunning.