Re: Re: supported browsers

Chad Whitacre wrote:
> I guess I have in mind the case where a Plone implementation assumes 
> that anonymous users will be using DHTML features. For example, I 
> believe that CMFBoard is using action menus.

thats not plone itself thats the board, we're not responsible for 
that... cmfboard is a really bad product ui wise.

> Good point, thanks. So that would give us four levels:
> 
> 1) Full DHTML Support (IE, Moz/FF, Nav)
> 2) Partial DHTML Support (Opera, Safari, Konqueror)
> 3) CSS Support
> 4) Universal Info Access

thats perfect.

i'll update http://plone.org/development/teams/ui/BrowserSupport later 
this day.

partially the problem is to get this to work (css support vs universal 
info access) that some browser like icab that totally screw things up 
because they interpret stuff they don't understand. how can we disable 
css for such browsers? turning it off javascript is possible, though 
what if the browser has javascript disabled? are arrogant (yes i know 
wrong word ;)) enough to depend on javascript in such cases?

regards, michael

PS: alex, plone is perfectly usable without css, and doesn't look too 
bad - can we depreciate css support for nn4 in the next plone version?
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