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Old 11-02-2004, 13:05   #13
Richard M
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Re: Microsoft lauds IE as 'the most secure browser'

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Originally Posted by philip.j.fry
Grrrrrrr @ IE only sites
That's because of deluded "developers" who seem to think that if it works in IE then it's fine.
These are the same guys who jumped onto the "web development" bandwagon a few years ago, charge like £3000 for 10 pages and more than likely still use standard HTML with <font> tags and imagemaps.

I always use Mozilla for development which closely follows W3C standards, the only problem is the days of work required to make CSS bugs work in IE!
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