- From: Randy Reames <randy@reames.org>
- Date: Mon, 30 Sep 2002 08:56:34 -0500
- To: public-evangelist@w3.org
I think we all agree that the Web would be a much better place if NN4.x would go away and everyone would upgrade to the newest, best compliant browser. But unfortunantly it is not going to happen very soon. I have talked with several NN4.x users that were burnt with Netscape's 6 version browser and are still leery of getting 7. While many of these people are not very Web savvy they have been on line long enough to have started when Netscape was the browser of choice. The company I work for had 4.x as the company standard for several years. I am getting many in the IIS department to change to Mozilla and sometime we will roll it out company wide as the standard. With working on a Web site for a company that caters to mostly rural Western Kansas USA, I use standards and accessibility as much as I possibly can, but sometimes I have to flex. The Web is still evolving and we should push as hard as we can for standards, but still understand that each site has its own needs for its users. -- Randy Reames > Web Developer > Midwest Energy I use OS X and Linux. I use the Mozilla browser. I support Web Standards and Accessibility. blog: www.reames.org work: www.mwenergy.com
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