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It was like that when Firefox first appeared as well. The solution was to email the webmasters and say, "your website doesn't work in Firefox. The URL is <url>,
by JoshMnem 9y ago
It was like that when Firefox first appeared as well. The solution was to email the webmasters and say, "your website doesn't work in Firefox. The URL is <url>, the browser version is <version>, and the operating system is <os>." That often got things fixed and reminded developers that they need to consider more than just one browser (IE at that time).
- doe88 9y agoIt might be a solution - albeit painful - but more largely I think the problem is somewhat different, whereas before sites didn't support FF because they didn't really know FF because it was new, now it seems they don't support it because they don't care anymore. I don't know what the appropriate solution is but if I were the FF team it would worry me at least as much as anything else. I see this as a long-term threat.