Resources for browser support page

 I've compiled some sources of information that could be culled for the
browser support page.    I've marked the most interesting sources with *'s.
 Note that the last resource has 5 stars, it looks very promising.  most of
 the trace stuff includes how screen readers  interact with browsers.  that
info may not be appropriate for the browser  support page, perhaps someone
(EO?) ought to create a page that tracks issues of interactions between ATs
and UAs?


 Notes on selected Browsers, Proxies  and Helper Applications
 June 1996

http://trace.wisc.edu/docs/browser_sug_blind/review.htm

 *Usability Studies, Papers and Projects (re: browsers)
 October 1996
 http://trace.wisc.edu/docs/browser_sug_blind/biblio.htm


 *CSS Reality Check
 By Alicia Dougherty, April 30, 1998 
 <!--CSS is full of promise. But the reality is a disappointment. Is it even
 worth using?-->
 http://www.zdnet.com/devhead/stories/articles/0,4413,1600441,00.html

 BrowserComp 1.1
 ZDnet's version of "BrowserCaps" although i don't see that they tally their
 results.  
 http://www.zdnet.com/zdbop/browserc/browserc.html

 *****The HTML Compendium  
 http://www.htmlcompendium.org/ 
 A pretty exhaustive list of elements and attributes and what browsers
support them. 

 --w
 
wendy chisholm
human factors engineer
trace research and development center
university of wisconsin - madison, USA

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