By Ingrid Marson
Published: Thursday 25 August 2005
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Name
Graham Coles
Location
UK
Occupation
Software Engineer
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If a highstreet shop shoved everyone not wearing a blue shirt into a back storeroom and told them that they can't be allowed in the main shopping area what would you do.
If Odeon want to treat people using web browsers the same way, they should suffer the same fate. Boycott the cinema and order your tickets from one whose website has been built by competent web designers.
Still, not to worry, microsoft are releasing a new version of their browser after several years development. Pity that reports suggest it is still struggling to cope with HTML4, CSS and PNG images. Perhaps the challenge was too innovative for them?
Why are we still reading about web-sites being mad...
Adam
If a highstreet shop shoved everyone not wearing a...
Graham Coles
I agree with Adam but would also add that in my op...
Malcolm Ripley
There is an old saying about not being able to for...
David Fletcher
I agree Adam. One problem seems to be that those w...
Lionel A Smith
Reusable code is the problem. For years the indust...
Ian Savell
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