On Jul 28, 6:52 pm, Klaus Hartl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On the other hand, stating that a plugin gets tested in only one of the > mayor browsers and that you the author don't care much about other > browsers doesn't motivate users much to use the plugin!
A very fair point. That goes back to the whole "scratching my itch," though. My work environment is Linux. i don't own^H^H^Hlicense a copy of Windows, nor do own^H^H^Hlicense a copy of OS/X. jQuery doesn't work well with Konqueror (my second browser of choice), and i personally dislike Opera, so that leaves me with only Firefox to develop for and test with. That said, i do go out of my way to only use JS features which i *believe* to be cross-browser, in the same way that i restrict myself to ISO-defined constructs in my C++ code (and never use compiler-specific features). Nonetheless, i agree that my crusading against non-FF browsers doesn't help raise my download counts at all. :D
