JeremyB>Having a browser that is standards compliant I agree JeremyB>with, I know M$ make up their own versions of standards JeremyB>sometimes,
Yes. Standards are important. JeremyB>but having a browser with a bit of intelligence to second JeremyB>guess things when it gets something that doesn't parse JeremyB>properly would be useful in many situations IMHO. Yes, that is exactly what I mean by making a browser "forgiving" Carl> Being a person who writes software, I'm kinda biased and I Carl>reckon the tool should implement the standard and the person Carl>should stick to the standard. Ideally yes. But if the person who makes the websites makes a mistake, I would rather have the browser make a good attempt. Sorry, Carl, I know this means more work for you as a programmer. Even some sanity checking like backward or forward slashes in a URL, perhaps a Forgiving Browser would kindly fix this for you ... Yuri This email together with any attachments may contain privileged and confidential information. If you are not the intended recipient please notify the sender and delete the message. Any views or opinions presented are solely those of the author and will not necessarily reflect the views of NGC.
