> -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > > David Gerber schrieb: > | On Mon, 10 Mar 2003 08:19:56 +1300, Joseph Kavelaars wrote: > | > | > |>It is quiet also because most Amigans have switched to IBrowse 2.3 as > their > |>preferred Webbrowser. > > In my opinion Oliver, Dave and the others did a great job on the Amiga > with all the Vaporware. I didn't switch to IBrowse but Mozilla on a PC.
Anyone who has IE or Netscape around and continues to use an Amiga browser as their main route to the internet certainly needs their head checking. I haven't seriously used Voyager, IBrowse or in fact any Amiga internet software besides AmIRC in 2 years. Developing is another thing entirely. The reason AmIRC holds itself up high is because I haven't seen anything that comes even slightly close to the way it "feels". xchat thinks it's close and I'll use it if pressured, but it took me 4 days to configure it last time I ventured that way. AmIRC just felt right from the start. ATM I use neither though :) > I am doing webpublishing for a major German bank and thus support for > CSS, Flash, JavaScript (optionally) and correct HTML interpretation is > essential in development. I have discovered that most developers don't > give a shit on standards or support for frameless versions, and People > without JavaScript. Do you know a German bank site which works without > JavaScript? Well, I do... Didn't stop your own Skyynet website from being terminally broken in Voyager, though, did it? :) (btw that bug still isn't fixed, since I know you'll ask about it) -- Matt Sealey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
