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HTML, CSS, JavaScript to standards
In my experience, I simply try to write all code to the standard. As such, I find Firefox supports the standards much better than IE. I used to think that IE handled it much better than MZ/NS, but now it's the other way around, and I've discovered many bugs in IE, especially when it comes to alignment and container issues in CSS. Now I find myself retro fitting HTML and CSS to work with IE, much like I used to have to do to have things work in NS 4.x.

The next problem we'll run into is that even when IE 7 comes out, assuming is becomes more compliant, we'll all have to wait 3 or more years before IE 6 dies off from market use.
Posted by: Spats30   Posted on: 06/13/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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They can both agree... It certainly ain't IE..  Xunil_Sierutuf | 06/10/05
re  jimk_z | 06/10/05
But MS screwed with Java  mad.mutt | 06/11/05
Confused  dougjp | 06/11/05
Microsoft does not fully support CSS. That creates hasles for developers.  DonnieBoy | 06/11/05
re  jimk_z | 06/11/05
Must have set up Firefox wrong  CobraA1 | 06/11/05
But we have fun bashing Microsoft.  DonnieBoy | 06/11/05
wrong..  jimk_z | 06/11/05
If you are talking the Sun Java VM, it is the same for both  DonnieBoy | 06/12/05
It is indeed fun to bash Microsoft but  crashoverride | 06/11/05
If web developers keep writing to IE, then Firefox will "appear" to have  DonnieBoy | 06/12/05
IF they were so worried about IE "theoretically"  crashoverride | 06/12/05
confusion  CobraA1 | 06/11/05
Very impressive.  crashoverride | 06/11/05
Thanks  CobraA1 | 06/12/05
HTML, CSS, JavaScript to standards  Spats30 | 06/13/05
I was torn between the two  qingshuo | 06/10/05
Opera is now free  Free_Thinker | 06/09/06
So which browser won?  ibabadur1 | 06/10/05
The top ten PC World Best Products  el1jones | 06/11/05
C'mon Firefox and Opera, no need to argue  crashoverride | 06/10/05
Opera Ads  jerushy44 | 06/11/05
Not good unless it is from J.D Power and Good Housekeeping  Squawkbox | 06/10/05
I like Mozilla best  osreinstall | 06/10/05
Nothing wrong with either of them  Sir_Rob | 06/10/05
OPERA is better!  An_Axe_to_Grind | 06/11/05
Uhhhhhh......  TimeBomb | 06/12/05
Opera is better  tvsmoney | 06/11/05
Opera 8.01 - Begninning of the end?  TimeBomb | 06/12/05
What moron can't figure this out?  ejhonda | 06/12/05
IE Wins Bag-O-Crap Award For Tenth Year In A Row  itanalyst | 06/13/05
They all suck, except  FilledOut | 06/13/05
Best browser claim  jadownen | 06/15/05
Best browser claim  tsinito_hunk | 02/17/06

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