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Because IE has "special needs". Very often different stylesheets or even different markup is served for IE. This could be circumvented by faking IE with the use
by DrJokepu 17y ago
Because IE has "special needs". Very often different stylesheets or even different markup is served for IE. This could be circumvented by faking IE with the user-agent string but ideally it would just support IE out of the box.
- niyazpk 17y agoI guess you are correct. It is incredibly painful to know that even tiny developer tools should support IE.