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Tom Potts wrote: > I think we can break down browser usage 4 ways: > 1) People who want to design web sites and do it properly and learn about what > they are doing and how to do it and these people tend to use Firefox and the > development addons and go to w3c for information > 2) Users who have some awareness of issues and use Firefox for their browsing > as a result. > 3) Users who just use microsoft IE cos it came on their PC > 4) People who want to make money out of web design but dont give two hoots > about doing it right and like the M$ idea of lockins and produce web sites > using all sorts of tools so the customer lives in terror of the though of > loosing their designer..... > They use IE to look at the result and think web standards are probably > flags... 5) Users who don't use a "PC" and run something other than FF or IE, either through choice or necessity. 6) Users who have no choice of browser due to corporate policy. 7) Users who have no use for a "visual" browser at all James -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG http://mailman.dclug.org.uk/listinfo/list FAQ: http://www.dcglug.org.uk/linux_adm/list-faq.html