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What are you talking about, Kuci?
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And now we should be impressed? Aside from the fact that IE5.x and IE6 aren't going to disappear any time soon there still are the unresizable fixed font sizes, the small matter of unsupported min/max widths and heights and most important, the fixed positioned elements problem.Originally posted by nostromo
Something about IE 7's support for standards and CSS. I figured this could interest some of the web developers here. Can't say I understand what he's talking about
Knowing Microsoft we now have 4 IE's to work around. Great job
Within weeks they'll be re-opening the shipyards
And notifying the next of kin
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Originally posted by Nikolai
What are you talking about, Kuci?
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That's incredible.
MS improves on IE and you still *****.
Opera and Mozilla release browsers more frequently than Microsoft does, fragmenting support. Nothing makes you happy.
I really don't know what you're complaining about, web page design is so ridiculously easy that a monkey could (and likely does) do it.
If that's your biggest gripe -- supporting different browsers -- consider yourself extremely lucky.
Spoiled children, jesus.
"The issue is there are still many people out there that use religion as a crutch for bigotry and hate. Like Ben."
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Hm... I just saw an article on SitePoint and it looks they are actually trying Well, there has to be a first for everything I guess...
Asher, I hope you don't mind that I ignore your post, life is too precious to waste it...
And "spoiled children" indeed, Mr. Gadgetman
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Let me know when Opera passes the Acid2 test. You'd think with how you're harping about standards being everything, that'd be important.
As of right now, Opera 8.x fails it."The issue is there are still many people out there that use religion as a crutch for bigotry and hate. Like Ben."
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It's fascinating that you ignore his posts but know what they say.Originally posted by Hueij
Hm... I just saw an article on SitePoint and it looks they are actually trying Well, there has to be a first for everything I guess...
Asher, I hope you don't mind that I ignore your post, life is too precious to waste it...
And "spoiled children" indeed, Mr. Gadgetman
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Opera still hasn't implemented XSLT or MathML or SVG 1.1, either.
Standards standards rah rah...Opera sux0r blahblah...?"The issue is there are still many people out there that use religion as a crutch for bigotry and hate. Like Ben."
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Every browser fails it. Did you see IE7 Beta1's result? It looked exactly like IE6Originally posted by Asher
Let me know when Opera passes the Acid2 test. You'd think with how you're harping about standards being everything, that'd be important.
As of right now, Opera 8.x fails it.
At least Firefox and Opera come close...
And Kuci, ignoring doesn't mean not reading. I just don't answer anymore. Well, with the exception of this post of course
Within weeks they'll be re-opening the shipyards
And notifying the next of kin
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And with the exception of the previous post... and with the exception of each of your posts in this thread.Originally posted by Hueij
And Kuci, ignoring doesn't mean not reading. I just don't answer anymore. Well, with the exception of this post of course
You really need to work on this "ignoring" thing.Comment
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The guy I quoted was talking about IE 7 Beta 2, btw.Every browser fails it. Did you see IE7 Beta1's result? It looked exactly like IE6Let us be lazy in everything, except in loving and drinking, except in being lazy – LessingComment
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