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Originally Posted by mhrc4
That is Mozilla's problem, not the problem of the site designer.
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Not really. It's the problem of Microsoft, as usual, ignoring the concept of standards and encouraging people to code using MS-specific techniques. It
shouldn't matter which browser you're using if the coding is done to standards. But once you start introducing proprietary stuff in, it makes compatability an issue. And it shouldn't be Mozilla's job to reverse engineer proprietary MS coding, it should be site designers' job to make their sites compliant with the open standard.