Also, the appropriate alt text and the appropriate tooltip text are often different. Every signifigant image on a web page should have alt text, but not every image should have a tool tip. I want to make web pages that are easily accessible to the blind using alt, but when I do so, the websites are littered with excessive tooltips in IE. It is an extremely annoying bug in IE and older versions of Netscape. > the text shows a tooltipp on MSIE, which is an enhanced functionality we need big pages using features MSIE doesn't have - why aren't or or at least "my netscape" using position:fixed, attribute selectors, rounded borders, translucent PNGs andgenerated content? Currently they are "optimized for Netscape 3", with unscalable table layout! Maybe even adding a message to the status bar, if an error in the JS console appears will help the prople to understand, that the page is broken and not the browser.Ĥ. I have no idea, how we can manage this, but as I see the hard disk performance matters very much and the CPU nearly doesn't matter at all (Doron's P3/800 sometimes outperformes the P4/1600 Netscape "normally" uses.), maybe we can do something based upon this.ģ. Joe User won't ever understand why MSIE is faster. Even rather expirienced people only see, that Opera is faster and don't understand, why it is faster. the startup performance must be umproced very very much. we must find a way to deal with broken profiles as soon as possible! Maybe the Mozilla version should be saved in the profile, and if the versions are incompatible, users should get a warning, maybe with the possibility to wipe out all critical files (localstore, /chrome, cache).Ģ. After I read around 10.000 (or more?) comments about Mozilla 1.1 and Netscape 7 this are the biggest problems, which prevent people from using them:ġ.
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