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On Thu, Jan 25, 2007 at 04:10:09PM +0000, Kai Hendry wrote:
> On 2007-01-25T13:28+0000 David Johnson wrote:
> > Perhaps it would be useful to have a page on the wiki listing banks and the
> > Linux-compatibility of their online banking applications.
>
> It's not "linux-compatibility", it's Web standards compliance really.
Especially since it's more than just browsers on GNU/Linux that are
affected. Firefox on Windows, and Firefox/Camino/Safari/anything else on
Mac OS X, as well as browsers on other free OSes, all suffer from
IEcentricity.
The Co-Operative Bank website is perfectly usable under !IE, though
apparently not for business accounts.
> I like to think the open standardised Web is far more important than
> "linux". I wonder if there are "Web user groups" (WUGs). ;)
I'm waiting for the day I can serve XHTML pages as XHTML and not get
complaints from IE users...
bma
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