- From: Tomactor <Tomactor@aol.com>
- Date: Tue, 7 Apr 1998 23:43:43 EDT
- To: w3c-wai-gl@w3.org
Hi, At this point in my career I can make pages work in Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator. You sugges testing pages in many browsers. I have surfed the web for a utility which will let me do that. I can't find it. the list is way too long and way too complicated. You are putting too much off on the authors. Get the manufacturers together to stick to one set of rules, not authors. You suggest style sheets instead of tags such as , etc. I have tried to use them but Netscape displays gray instead of the colors I pick. So nothing is standard. Get the act together and get the manufacturers to agree to one standard. by the time you catch up with Netscape and Internet Explorer, they are way ahead again. DON'T FORCE AUTHORS TO DO ALL THE WORK. FORCE BROWSERS TO ACCEPT ANYTHING WE PUT OUT. ADOPT A STANDARD BROWSER. DON'T PUT IT ALL OFF ON AUTHORS. Tom Laidlaw 1607 Franklin St. # A Vancouver, WA 98660 360-695-4824
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