I have to agree. Most web sites these days are optimised for IE4 and 5, and the good ones deliver a down-graded version of the site for older browsers. However, while Netscape is not as good, the real hassle comes in their different object models. I don't really want say which is better, but the very fact that IE has such market dominance means that you have to aim your effort in that direction.
Having said all that, I'm looking forward to the open-source Mozilla as well - assuming they can reduce its size. Isn't someone looking at a streamlined version it?
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I have to agree. Most web sites these days are optimised for IE4 and 5, and the good ones deliver a down-graded version of the site for older browsers. However, while Netscape is not as good, the real hassle comes in their different object models. I don't really want say which is better, but the very fact that IE has such market dominance means that you have to aim your effort in that direction. Having said all that, I'm looking forward to the open-source Mozilla as well - assuming they can reduce its size. Isn't someone looking at a streamlined version it?