[tomdkat]

So, Dean Edwards has developed a javascript library that fixes a lot of the CSS issues IE has, including IE7.

My question is: if someone external to Microsoft needs to develop something like this to make (to use Mr Edwards' words):

Microsoft Internet Explorer behave like a standards-compliant browser

Why continue to use IE?

Peace...

[MMJ]

Exactly.

[tomdkat]

LOL

Peace...

[Fyzbo]

preaching to the choir.
Anyone hanging out in the forum already knows the problems of IE. Most users could care less however as the developers already make the pages work on IE so they never notice a difference.

Actually I've seen .Net developers who primarily use the asp.net controls complain about Firefox.

[WendyM]

Originally Posted by Fyzbo

Actually I've seen .Net developers who primarily use the asp.net controls complain about Firefox.

Welcome to my world. And you don't even want to imagine the blank looks I get when I talk about testing in something like Opera or Safari. Sigh. But it does make me feel better to come here and realize that there at least IS a choir to preach to!

[Fyzbo]

it really is amazing how so many people find IE to be the best browser.