Plagued the medium since designers first gained rudimentary Recommended this setting (well, technically, they’ve recommendedĩ0ppi) in order to avoid the cross-platform problems that have And there’s a simple reason for it: the W3C has Murder, Netscape is rumored to be planning on using the same IE5/Mac’s default setting isġ6px type at 96ppi (Windows resolution). Inevitably bring up the difference in font sizes between Mac OSĪnd Windows, and a deluge of solutions will follow. When things get slow on web design mailing lists, someone will Visiting a Flash site which used VBScript toĪccommodate Explorer would leave Mac users puzzling overĮrror messages (or send them scrambling back to Netscape Windows only, so Mac IE users were treated to endless loops of Not to appear backward, they came up withĪctiveX, and combined it with VBScript to detect the presence orĪbsence of plug-ins like Flash. Secret sauce, and Microsoft had to reverse engineer their own IE users, because JavaScript plug-in detection now works inĮxplorer, just as it has always worked in Netscape Navigator.Īs to why it took so long, originally JavaScript was Netscape’s Serve Flash files and other streaming and embedded media to Mac Matt, Jason, Amy, Auriea, Francis, Shirin, listen up: You can now But first, let’s see how the browser helps users (and designers) by solving long-standing cross-platform problems. Of the standards it supports, and the importance of what it leaves out. In this brief article, we’ll talk about IE5/Mac’s superb handling But key pieces of the standards puzzle are still missing. Standards, one of which has been languishing for two years.Įxecutive Summary: IE5/Mac is the best browser ever released on any platform.
Is good enough, because no browser truly supports these
Brief books for people who make websites.Įqually noteworthy is what’s missing from IE5/Mac: meaningful
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