* "[Admin at dDH]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2004-10-13 21:49]: > I know, but are you telling me to use IE to access a Linux website :-/
No. We are telling you that mozilla should remember your wish to not download the font _over sessions_. This is a sensible request and should be quite easy for the mozilla maintainers to fulfill. > (And since when does IE run on Linux?) There are things like the crossover plugin out there, you're aware of those, aren't you, as a webmaster. > Besides, this is really one of the very few websites with this problem Go to <http://www.gnu.org/>, or any other website that uses content negotiation. > (as long as you don't click on a link which is clearly a non supported > language and you know what to expect). Whatever the unwanted reaction > from the browser, it's trigged by the website and can be avoided. (I'm > only trying to help). So you want us to remove a helpful feature because of some browser that doesn't do the sensible thing? Sorry, the thing doesn't work that way. > But maybe you can read on a few messages, the solution can be quite > elegant, with an image :) No, it can't. Images are a real handicap for disabled persons, and won't work on textmode browsers, which are also quite popular amongst our users. So long, Alfie P.S.: All the answers you've received so far (as I can see, including this) were sent by translators and not by members of the webmaster team. Although those are the ones with the "power" to force such a change they usually look for a consensus on this list. HTH. -- Debian ist auch das OS für Mamis - funktionell und ohne Schnickschnack. -- Cornelia Stallinger in <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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