October 25, 2003
Browser Compliance Statement
A reader has pointed out that "Firebird" (whatever that is) and Microsoft's Internet Explorer (boo hiss!) render this site in a very odd way. It could be their particularities inherent to each browser, or it could be something in the oddball way that this mysterious blog thing works. Now for the obligatory Browser Compliance Statement, the likes of which haven't been seen since the mid-1990s:
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"This site is designed for and looks best upon Netscape Navigator 7.0, available for free download from Netscape's Browser Central."
Once I dig up a 1997 copy of the Netscape Now! button that advertises Navigator Gold, I'll post it somewhere. Viva la revolucion.
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Well, keep in mind that Netscape development is winding down as Mozilla assumes its place in the public consciousness. Firebird is a new Mozilla variant... not sure what may be causing your problem with that one since IE and Safari (Apple's Mac OS X browser) displays it nicely.
Posted by: dramatools at October 28, 2003 10:01 PM (QXooE)
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I had heard something about a shift in development focus on the Navigator browser et cetera a while back, and I was kind of disappointed. If indeed the name and look are phased out, I'll certainly miss it.
If Firebird's a new Mozilla variant, I reckon I'll have to check it out; the latter got me through a year or two of bridging from Navigator 4.79 to the release of Navigator 7.0, with a stretch of IE use inbetween. Gah, 6.2 was awful.
Yes, I'm an absolute Luddite when it comes to browsers.
Posted by: The Country Pundit at October 29, 2003 08:44 PM (5Vguu)
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