A popular browser should be considered any browser that fully complies with HTTP/1.1. Sadly, that's not the real definition. Most people don't think about some of us lynx users when designing webpages. If you really want to build a decent webpage, make it fit to the w3c standards. http://www.w3.org/ http://validator.w3.org/ If it complies fully with the validator, then it should be compatible with all browsers. If theres a browser that isn't compatible with it after the validator, then get another browser 
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I'm a professional web developer. I'm good with PHP, Perl, Java/JSP, some RoR, XML, Javascript (AJAX as well), (x)HTML, CSS, etc.. Validated code is good; fully cross-browser code is better (you comply to your users and the software they use, not the other way around. Sorry!)
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Geez, now I'm like some all-knowing all-seeing FIRST sage who lives in the moutains waiting for students to venture upwards to my home to ask me if there will ever be a water game....:rolleyes: - Koko Ed [more] 
20-01-2003, 01:13
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