Does it also drive you nuts that you have to write FF-specific CSS and Chrome-specific CSS. If not, why not? There are still lots of browsers out there, and t

Does it also drive you nuts that you have to write FF-specific CSS and Chrome-specific CSS. If not, why not? There are still lots of browsers out there, and they all work in slightly different ways. It's been this way since Netscape came out and was different from Mosaic. It'll continue to be this way until one browser dominates to the point where others go away. Personally, I'm rooting for Chrome. Like you, I get tired of having to cross-tweak my code. But realistically I find I spend more of my time these days working around FF issues than IE ones.