Topic: Mozilla/N6 question

If i'm doing something with CSS, and it doesn't turn out properly in Mozilla or N6 because of bugs in those programs, but I'm positive I did everything right and it works in IE and Opera, should I care?

I think it depends on your version of Mozilla. Try to get the latest build of that Browser.
My experience with CSS & Mozilla is very poitive. I never had problems with that and i think this is the best browser for CSS stuff (for example with table-less-design).

Hmm, well I know I'll care enough for both of us, Slime! I always seem to care about these things, right now I'm looking for a good SSI netscape only detector so I can fix a minor Netscape flaw on the /lobby/ pages. I ran into some problems with Mozilla/NS6, but all of them so far have turned out to be minor misunderstandings on my part (or theirs?) concerning inheritance of styles, totally screws up percentage scaling of my <div>s, gah! Overall I'd say Mozilla does a pretty good job, I found problems, but was able to narrow them down to "that idiot behind the wheel", which would have been me, heh.

What version are you using anyway? I'm running Mozilla build 9.2 right now, and it seems to do all the right things for me. Early versions of NS6 were pretty buggy IMHO.

Opera just sucks, though, I hate Opera! Things don't work, yet no errors appear, none at all. Am I missing the "debug" flag somewhere in the preferences? Drives me crazy. Make you a deal, you help me figure out how to get error reports out of Opera, and I'll worry about Mozilla for you, cool?

Your pal, -doc-

Bwa ha ha ha ha! You are under my control now!

File > Preferences > Plugins > Report JavaScript errors

Took me a while to find it, though. Oh, and dragging on your lobby page works fine in Opera 5 Win 98.

Heh heh heh, I'll upload that page tomorrow, perhaps... I'm not really sure if it's a fixable problem, I think it's actually a Mozilla bug. I'm sure I'll find a workaround... it has to do with using CSS instead of tables, you know, the whole table-less table idea.

BTW, This problem is more or less fixed now... Twitch came up with a workaround for the Mozilla bug.