David Hyatt wrote: > Actually Gecko supports many IE proprietary extensions, among them > offsetWidth and offsetHeight, innerHTML, and the "contextmenu" event.
Interestingly, you are responsible for the misguided contextmenu event, too. (I know nothing about the other cases.) > Auto-fetching favicon.ico has nothing to do with Web page standards. But with web standards. Aaron also said: "After all, that was what we had been doing all along when there was a standards compliant way of doing something and an IE way, so why should this by any different?" Clearly, /favicon.ico is the IE way, in contrast to the standards way, <link rel="icon">. > It's a browser behavior, not a Web page or layout engine behavior, and > how a browser behaves is completely up to the browser designer. Unless you are using other people's resources.* Which you do. *or violating or interfering with standards
