- From: Dave Shea <dave@mezzoblue.com>
- Date: Tue, 30 Mar 2004 10:37:13 -0800
- To: www-style@w3.org
> The historic result of that has been pages that display "Please 'Upgrade' > to a browser that won't run on your platform and is less capable than > your browser" when presented with anything other than specific > versions of mass market browsers, and don't provide any real content > in that case. It's also resulted in pages that break on the standards > compliant document object model in NS 6 because a Netscape detection > caused NS 4 proprietory features to be used instead. But keep in mind that in the historical example, there wasn't an acceptable way to degrade a page for the unsupported browsers. CSS has a marvellous solution: just don't render the style. Properly-built unstyled markup is still usable, we just don't have a mechanism to selectively serve up unstyled markup. Which is where I popped up in this thread in the first place. d.
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