>
> MOZILLA:
> Getting odd results -- seems mostly better than IE but
> Javascript/DHTML doesn't work.  Yes, I've set it on from
> the preferences.  For example, on one of my more frequently-
> visited sites (www.clubcobra.com), there is a horizontal
> menu bar overlayed on the main page that is the primary
> source of navigation.  Does not appear with Mozilla.   I
> did find a theme called "Little Mozilla" which is really
> nice for minimal clutter on the screen.

When a page does not work well with a certain browser it is not necessarily
due to a problem with a browser. Many times it is because the page designer
used a browser specific code and tested her page only with a specific
browser.

In the example that you mention, the menu is drawn by the JavaScript file
http://www.clubcobra.com/menu.js that has a lot of browser specific code
(look for 'ie'
or 'if (ie)')

The bottom line is that when a browser gets a critical mass of user base,
page
designers start to make sure their pages renders well on that browser.

BTW, some of the Mozilla features I like are the Tab based windowing (you
can have
multiple pages in a single window) and the flexible cookie control (you can
tell
the browser to expire all cookies after let's say 7 days).

Tal

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