IK>> As to KHTML (used by Konq), it's much more forgiving than Mozilla.
IK>> Heck, it implements a 'document.all' object (for IE compatibility)!
If it implements full MSIE DOM (including all properties and methods ans
stuff) it's cool. But somehow I doubt it. But if it does not, this only
means they do a great disservice for the users, because now this browser
is detected by all scripts as MSIE (while if it didn't support MSIE but
did support W3C DOM, it would be detected as "W3C DOM browser") and all
scripts that have different versions for MSIE and W3C DOM (a lot of them)
try now to use MSIE version and fail miserably. It's very bad to
masquerade as supporting something unless you do support it 100%.
Actually, if you support W3C DOM, you don't need any document.all's, since
the former is the accepted standard, all current major browsers support it
and all serious DHTML makers know about it and support it.
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