AccuSpam wrote:
That is indicative of Mozilla problems. At < 1% marketshare, that buggy
browser is not mainstream, nor worth effort to code for.
Looks perfect in IE.
<1%? Are you sure? Check your stats:
http://www.thecounter.com/stats/2004/July/browser.php
I count 3% (Mozilla + Netscape 7)
Of course if someone can't use your site they won't come back, so your non-IE
traffic is likely to be much lower than the internet's as a whole.
When you say "looks perfect in IE", you probably mean "looks perfect in the
browser I happen to be using" - probably IE6 - did you check IE 5? Did you
check IE 5 on a mac?
Is the problem with Mozilla, or with your site? That is to say, is your site
relying on an IE bug... or is Mozilla the browser with the bug? Check your
code against the W3C's specifications to be sure.
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