On Thursday 10 July 2003 21:01, Ed Wilts wrote this in an attempt to be 
witty and informative:
> On Thu, Jul 10, 2003 at 06:32:39PM -0500, Joseph A Nagy Jr wrote:
> > Doesn't Mozilla support IMAP? I know it supports POP3 (secure and
> > insecure) on multiple ports. It's easy to configure, too
>
> I've done a lot of work with mozilla and netscape, but unfortunately,
> on Windows, nothing touches IE.  Too many webmasters assume IE and

Sorry, IE sucks (although IE Mac is fairly decent from what I here) in 
all areas that really count (such as standards compliance).

> won't work properly with anything else.

That's because IE is fairly dominant in the Windows market. Why should 
the webmaster for RedHat assume ANYONE using that script is going to be 
using IE? After all, it is a renewal for an RHN demo account to keep 
your LINUX box up2date. I personally generally refuse to code a site 
specifically for IE. I try my best to be HTML/XHTML and CSS valid with 
my sites. I also dislike having to make work arounds for my website 
that make it look like SHIT just so it works in IE. 

I'm gonna stop here before I turn this into a flamewar. My apologies if 
it already has become one.

>
> I found it amusing when I had to renew my demo RHN subsription and
> could not because the browser on my in-laws system was Netscape 4.75
> on W98. Seriously, how hard could it have been for a Red Hat
> webmaster to make a simple subscription renewal work?  Or for that
> matter, why do I have to use a browser at all?  An e-mail reply
> should suffice.

Why should a webmaster be expected to be backwards compatible with a 
browser that's ANCIENT? It's like expecting RedHat to still maintain RH 
1.0 (or 4.2). It makes no sense. If your in-laws can run Win98, upgrade 
them to Mozilla 1.4 or even Firebird.
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