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Posted by mo on 12/07/05 16:40
Andrew Hodgkinson wrote:
> mo wrote:
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>> http://www.computergripes.com/firefoxsites.html for example shows how
>> some pages can look different in IE and FF.
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> Some trivial stuff, some important differences, some that seem to be a
> matter of personal opinion... An interesting list, thanks.
>
> It works both ways of course. Look at the following in Firefox and IE:
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> http://pond.org.uk/music.html
>
> Firefox and Opera both wrap the floating image of the studio below the
> navigation panel on the right if the page is too narrow. In Internet
> Explorer, the image overlaps the navigation bar so you can't see the
> links anymore.
>
> [X]HTML, CSS and DOM standards along with JavaScript are now so large
> and so complicated that no implementation is without bugs. There are
> countless edge cases which specifications do not precisely cover,
> forcing browser authors to make implementation decisions on the spot.
>
> Should probably put "OT" in the subject line :-)
>
they both look the same on IE and FF to me (you sure your IE isn't
broken? :)
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