LuKreme wrote: > On 11-Feb-2010, at 11:11, Charles Gregory wrote: > >> It's a rant page telling the visitor that you cannot read the site using >> Internet Explorer, >> > > Good. Get a real browser. > > >> with major (large font) attitude that this is the fault of the browser. >> > > It is, and this is explained clearly. IE does not support (I believe has > never supported and still does not support) Content-Type: > application/xhtml+xml, and does not, has not, and will probably never suport > SVG images (though there were no images on the original page). > > Who would you like to blame for this if not Microsoft IE? >
I would blame whoever set up the website. The page in question does not even attempt to use the features that the "fail" page refers to. IE may not be able to handle "xhtml+xml" or SVG images, but as long as it can render the page in question, who cares? That redirect should be limited to pages that actually use the features in question. -- Bowie
