% According to the W3C...
Regardless, if you ask me, your main browser compatibility targets are IE (pain in the butt to support once you get a site following W3C standards), Firefox, and Opera....because odds are, if your site looks fine in Firefox or Opera, it'll look fine in any other obscure browser that manages to not stink.....and it'll be completely broken in IE!
Regarding Firefox, I'd recommend picking up these extensions to make your surfing experience better if you haven't explored them yet.....(man I love the built-in spell-checker in 2.0)
- CustomizeGoogle (must-have for Googlers imo)
- Ad-Block (why isn't that built-in to Firefox yet?)
- FlashBlock (requires user to click flash files for them to load, great for keeping Flash-Ads disrupting your window)
- IE View (adds "View Page in IE" to right-click menu)
Regardless, if you ask me, your main browser compatibility targets are IE (pain in the butt to support once you get a site following W3C standards), Firefox, and Opera....because odds are, if your site looks fine in Firefox or Opera, it'll look fine in any other obscure browser that manages to not stink.....and it'll be completely broken in IE!
Regarding Firefox, I'd recommend picking up these extensions to make your surfing experience better if you haven't explored them yet.....(man I love the built-in spell-checker in 2.0)
- CustomizeGoogle (must-have for Googlers imo)
- Ad-Block (why isn't that built-in to Firefox yet?)
- FlashBlock (requires user to click flash files for them to load, great for keeping Flash-Ads disrupting your window)
- IE View (adds "View Page in IE" to right-click menu)