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Is there any library support to mozilla?

Oct 4, 2005 7:59PM PDT

I created a ASP.NET web application that used some components (Infragistic, ComponentOne and WebGrid). I developed on Windows system with IE, now my customers are using client browser on Linux with Mozilla, firefox, .... It's bad, many things work not correctly. There are many bugs! It has so many bugs that i think i can not fix all. I wonder that if there is any library (add-in) that support to Mozilla, firefox in order that they work good as IE?

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You may be an IE only site.
Oct 4, 2005 10:15PM PDT

It's not unheard of. Many never ran into http://www.w3c.org to see if their site met the standards.

Bob

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Some solutions
Oct 5, 2005 6:37PM PDT

I don't know how to overcome that problem but the question promped some curiosity. A search came up with this page, which seems pretty good. Some difficulties can be overcome it seems.

When I put my simple HTML site together I firstly tried it in IE, Firefox and Opera to make sure it looked about the same in all of them and then used HTML Trim to bring it up to W3C standard. Maybe I'll modernise it sometime with a few wonderful effects Happy