[thelist] Should you design and test for unsupported browsers ?
Rob Smith
rob.smith at lexjet.com
Fri Jan 20 10:25:20 CST 2006
> We should test and design for as much as we can test and design for.
Mac
> users who use IE will likely retain their copy of IE for a while, and
then
> move to a smarter choice, like Mozilla or Opera.
I'm not exactly sure of Mac Mozilla or Opera, but it breaks down like
this on our statistics:
IE6/WinXP-2000 60%
Safari/Mac-PPC 20%
Lots of other little ones 20%
And I meant to say <2% earlier. Anyway, I'm trying to do this:
http://www.lexjet.com/lexjettest/defaultnew.asp
And it looks fine in Mozilla/IE on PC; fine in Mac Safari, but in Mac IE
ignores the css on padding:10px.
So again, should I even worry about it?
A spinoff of this topic could be cross-browser/OS javascript detection
and custom css pages.
Rob Smith
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