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I always thought we had this backwards. We should abandon sending the UA altogether and design pages according to the standards. If a browser doesn't render the
by CaptSpify 9y ago
I always thought we had this backwards. We should abandon sending the UA altogether and design pages according to the standards. If a browser doesn't render then correctly, then tell the browser to fix their shit.
I realize that nowadays this isn't as simple as that, but if we had started along that path, things would be much better now.
- ConceptJunkie 9y agoIIUC, we _did_ start out that way. it was probably Microsoft that first started differentiating itself by adding non-standard features and functionality. EEE, ya know.
- s73ver_ 9y agoUnfortunately I don't have anywhere near the clout to be able to tell Microsoft to do that. And in the meantime, my users look at a broken site.