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Story: Support standards, not multiple browsers
Posted by: Andrew Meredith (Tuesday 30 August 2005, 7:33 PM)
Excellent article ... although I have been saying exactly this to people for ages.
Another interesting thought: IE is not a web browser!
A web browser is a piece of software that renders standardised html code in a mandated way. Any piece of software that does not follow the standards is, by definition, not a web browser.
Maybe W3C should come up with a logo mark that any browser can display if it passes the compliance test and as they are the standard, they can say that any piece of software without the logo mark is not a web browser.
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