[Web4lib] Browser ennui

nancy nancy at thesmudge.com
Mon Mar 23 12:39:42 EDT 2009


I manage a website (not the library's) that uses a Joomla module that does
not work in IE8, so I had to add this code into the head of the site:
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=7" />

So, it does seem that, at least with Internet Explorer, we should not assume
all will be well with each new release.
I single out IE not so much because of issues of standards as the fact that
a website must work in IE.


Nancy E. Sosna Bohm
Associate Librarian
Lake Forest College
Lake Forest, Illinois 60045
847-735-5057
sosna at lakeforest.edu



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Maybe it's not so much 'ennui' as the fact that browsers increasing are 
built to a standard.  Once that happens, it's the standard where all the 
action is, not the piece of software that happens to deploy it.

LEO

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Louise Alcorn wrote:
>  or because we were forced to accept that "The 
>> Browser" is whatever version of whichever program IT deigns to plop on
> 
>> our machines.
> 
>> Thomas Dowling





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