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Old 01-31-2010, 11:27 AM   #7666
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=Man, what a revelation Opera has been. Fast, stable, good looking, has a lot of neat features built right in and completely standards compliant.
hm, i admit i've not yet tested v.10 too much, but i wouldn't say it was *completely* standards compliant ; there were some (minor but visible) differences in how opera rendered a few of my sites compared with any other browser.

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Opera isn't completely standards compliant, but no browser is. Opera does do as good a job as any.
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Dennis
yeah, that sounds more like it.

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See, Zelda - I'm not the only person who raves about how good Opera is

Minor rant - I do wish more people would code sites to work on all browsers, then I wouldn't have to use 3 of the sodding things.
ha !! i wish all the browser developpers would actually get it together and become COMPLETELY standards compliant (or at least agree to be non-compliant on the same things and in the same way, fachrissake), so that i wouldn't have to hack my nice clean code so my site will work the same on all 3 of the sodding things !

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I have an old friend who is a web developer who griped about the rise of Firefox. Before, he could just code to look okay in IE, and forget it. Now, he had to work harder.

I told him he had it backwards. He should code to look good in Firefox, than go back and handle all the special cases IE required because it wasn't standards compliant.
exactly.

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IE 8 is supposed to be the big standards compliance push. I suspect it's about as standards compliant as IE 7 was "secure", but don't use it and can't say from experience.
lord preserve us from IE's idea of "standard compliant".

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I see occasional crashes of Firefox on Windows, but it always occurs on sites that are trying to load lots of images. I don't think it's an FF issue - I think it's a hardware problem on my desktop, and I have a flaky RAM stick. When FF hits that part of RAM...

It doesn't even crash, it just freezes the whole system, and I have to hit the reset switch to regain control.
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Dennis
see, that's the kind of thing that drives me completely MAD.
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