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This is true to an extent, as I have discovered. However, if you want universal html (no changing the html for individual browsers) and some half-decent web-ap
by forgotmypw17 7y ago
This is true to an extent, as I have discovered.
However, if you want universal html (no changing the html for individual browsers) and some half-decent web-app functionality and no-js compatibility and accessibility and for it to look pretty, be prepared to spend many hours tweaking it.
Here's a video of some testing I did recently. Here, I discover that IE doesn't play nice with being forwarded to a URL which has an anchor at the end.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5tGkDgpq7w https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5tGkDgpq7w