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I don't think so, MY point is that M&S should design a site that is accessible to everyone, whether they chose to use IE or FF.
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Why should they?
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But you are saying they shouldn't have to,
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yes, they paid for the product , its up to you wether or not your software works correctly, 85% of people will not have a problem.
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Stores like this are providing US a service, not the other way around.
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Wrong, stores are offering a service, nothing in the law states that m and s 'have' to provide you access to thier site to buy cake.
And if 8% of the people cant then tough really, They chose to use the different browser in the first place. You cannot blame m and s for enabling access to thier product to the majority.
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Or to put it another way. When I had my own shop a idiot came in drunk and started giving me hassle so I refused to serve him. He started giving me all the 'I have to serve him rubbish', lol.
I did not have to serve him as the sign clearly stated above the counter'
'This is not burger king, you get it my way or you don't get the damned thing'
I'm all about helping people, I've spent many a wee hour on this very forum assisting people (even you). But I'll defend any organisations right to sell products on thier terms. Customers should have control over what they buy. Its not really the organisations fault not to educate them on browser interoprability (sp).