companies are getting the point

[Matthew Carpenter]

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Oh, Kurt.  That's right out of the Lazy-Maintainers-Manual (or was that
the "Plain Common Sense Developer's Pamphlet"?

Either way, I prefer that one as well.  Only cutters (aka sick people)
who have to use the latest IE widget should use the "bleeding edge"
approach.  That said, I have once in a while made an occasional
conditional for a specific browser need...  but not writing the page
twice or duplicating JS-includes and all that.  But the ones who
*really* scare me are those who think Flash is required for everything,
including the static page..  Hammer.

Kurt Wall wrote:
| On Wednesday 26 January 2005 17:27, James McDonald wrote:
|
|>This is from a airline website.
|>
|>This site optimised for viewing in Firefox 0.8, Netscape 7.1 and IE
|>6.0, 800x600 resolution.  2000-2004 Navitaire 2004 Jetstar Airways
|>Pty Ltd
|>
|>I was pleased to see that firefox has hit the mainstream
|
|
| <aol>Me, too.</aol> However, opimizing your site for any specific
| browser seems like a bad idea. I prefer to "optimize" for Any Browser
| Within Reason (c).
|
| Kurt
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