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04-09-2009, 06:00 PM
The Antagonist Wrote:Just as I suspected. You're missing the same buttons on the reply area in both systems and browsers. This is because it was coded with IE 6 as it's 'guide' (not sure of proper terminology here).Proper web code SHOULD appear the same in all browsers. Only sites written using Internet Explorer Only code options would appear wrong. Which includes ActiveX websites, of which there are very few these days that don't have a java replacement for the ActiveX stuff. And ActiveX is so full of security holes that I wont touch it.
This software for some reason is NOT cross browser compliant. I am sure many softwares have caught up by now but the originator of the code insists it's all browser compatible where I know it is not. FF, Opera, Safari just to name three all show the same as you showed.
But he insists it's the browsers and not his software. Bullshit. Granted there IS a cross browser coding issue that SHOULD be fixed IE: some standard be adapted so things show the same in all browsers but we already know it's this software in this case.
Thanks for the images. More to think about now.
Though, if you're really concerned about all that; IE6, and probably IE7 as well, runs under Crossover. Which I can get you legally for free (From their Lame Duck Day when they gave it all away for free with no strings) both Crossover Pro (aka Crossover Office) and Crossover Games. In fact if you choose the Internet Explorer 6 option from the Crossover Pro "Install Windows Software" menu, it even DOWNLOADS it all for you. You don't have to find the download yourself or anything. Aren't they nice? And it comes with the last version of Netscape preinstalled as well. Not that I care about that. I'm a Firefox guy all the way, and since Firefox is cross platform natively, I don't need Crossover for browsing.