On Mon, 2006-06-12 at 17:11 +0100, Michael Rigby-Jones wrote:
> If Microsoft have broken the "pseudo standards" they set with earlier versions of IE then it shouldn't be up to web designers to fix Microsofts mistakes IMO.

Well I'm sure at least some of the problem deals with browser detection,
many sites just aren't ready for an "IE 7" string, and therefore default
to some very basic thing.

Some of the problems though WERE dealing with IE interactions. Not being
much of a web designer myself I'm not really that sure WHERE the
problems are.

In the end, I agree with you completely, on principle. However, when you
are dealing with a near monopoly things don't always happen the way they
should.

TTYL

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