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Old 28-11-2005, 06:26 PM   #30
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True, but seeing the vast majority of users use EI6. I would code for IE6 first and adjust for Firefox which is the only other browser which is in popular use.
The majority that use IE6 are people who don't know any other browser, it's families who aren't computer literate, use a Windows based OS that always comes with a version of IE. There are SOME people that choose IE over Firefox, and that's simply because some sites aren't coded in Frontpage/non W3C compliant, which starts the loop all over again. I can see your point, but it's a loop that people don't realise exists.
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