[Web4lib] Web browsers and library databases
Thomas Bennett
bennetttm at appstate.edu
Tue Aug 7 17:38:38 EDT 2007
My results of testing a homespun captcha type product shows that JAWS only
reads javascript alert boxes in IE. So if you have any accessibility
concerns and you limit to one browser this would be a consideration.
Otherwise I haven't seen any browser specific issues with databases and we
use IE, Firefox and Opera on our public PCs.
Thomas
On Monday 06 August 2007 19:41, Sara Brownmiller wrote:
> We are upgrading our public workstations this fall and are reviewing
> whether to offer only Internet Explorer or whether to also offer
> Firefox. Has anyone compiled a list of databases/resources typically
> offered by a library and whether they are fully compatible with the
> major browsers and versions? For example, do most databases perform as
> expected in Internet Explorer 7, as opposed to 6? Do you get good
> performance with Firefox? Do you know of databases/resources that
> specifically have problems either with IE7 or with Firefox?
>
> I've done some quick Web searching and haven't seen anything that might
> provide an answer.
>
> thanks, Sara
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