Wed, 2006-05-10 17:39
Finally found the CSS support table and you can decide which browsers to show.
I picked IE5.5/6/7, Firefox 1.5, Opera 8.5/9, Konqueror 3.4 and Safari 2.0
It's atrocious.
Going down the CSS 2.1 stuff, most of IE5 is blank with ? or a big red no. IE6 and 7 have partial support for a lot of it, but a lof of the items (max-width etc, counter stuff, content, and the :after and :before stuff) have big red Ns.
Looking down the FF 1.5 column, almost everything is a big green yes. As in, 100% support for it.
Even a lot of the CSS3 stuff Firefox already supports.
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Wed, 2006-05-10 17:41
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The full extent of IE's lack of CSS Support
Wed, 2006-05-10 19:25
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The full extent of IE's lack of CSS Support
Yep. That's one of my favorite links.
I never thought much about this even though I was aware. IE is just Windows Explorer. Originally, they probably just tacked code onto it so you could surf the web. That's why it's such a piece of crapola. Real web browsers were designed for the 'net. That's why IE is having such a rough go of it. If they were smart, and they are greedy, they would develop an entirely different one or go with FF, buy Opera or whatever. Buncha meatheads.