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- Subject: [MLUG - DISCUSSION] Vast improvements between IE 3.5 & 7 ?
- From: "Christian M. Cepel" <EMAIL:PROTECTED>
- Date: Thu, 03 Aug 2006 06:02:12 -0500
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I just went to Download.com in IE 7 to see if I could get weatherbug
since I can never download it from their site (at least on campus)...
everything just times out.
Imagine my surprise to discover that IE still requires one to specify a
background color if one wishes a white background. When did they
decide that the universal color everyone would want if this declaration
was left out was matte gray? Is it a hold-over from the GUI in VB and
other such visual authoring environments?
Why would ANYBODY want poor contrast gray without explicitly asking for
it? I can just see people going into their IE settings and changing the
default background back to gray if IE were to change it's ways. NOT.
I really believe that M$ refuses to conform simply because conforming
with all the other browsers out there would seem like admitting that
another developer's philosophy was perhaps more popular and
functional. Of course then I see the fact that they added tabbed
browsing and I just get confused on the whole topic area.
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