On Monday 11 June 2007 19:12, Philip Tellis wrote: > There is no browser that is 100% W3C compliant, mainly because it > depends on which standard you quote. Opera and Safari pass the > ACID test for CSS (IIRC), but not necessarily for HTML and > DOM/Javascript.
> > > of the vendors wants that crap to run so that his app which is > > browser based can function. If the o/p of his app is w3c > > compliant FF / Konqueror / lynx should work properly and he > > shouldnt care what Turns out that the vendor has never tested his stuff on anything other than IE6 "because nobody asked for it". Then quickly proceeds to read the M$ incantations about security, standards, costs, support etc all of which i painstakingly corrected. Faced with the prospect of admitting to incompetently advising clients they have agreed to test with FF / Moz and take corrective action where ever neccessary, subject to being given some time whenever things dont pan out as planned. The outcome was such imo cause i insisted on a point by point reply and also cause this vendor is known for being a very ethical company. -- Rgds JTD -- http://mm.glug-bom.org/mailman/listinfo/linuxers
