Op dinsdag 26 maart 2002 15:38 schreef angl2k het volgende:
bah, opera 6 roeleert gewoon zwaar
nu komt het:
gestures, alle vensters gegroepeerd, simpele bediening etc. etc.
ik vind gewoon een IE nog simpeler te bedienen. geen MDI windows, maar gewoon lekker in je taskbar

opera ondersteunt alle standaards op een paar kleine foutjes na (dom 1 ervan

)
DOM een
klein foutje ?
kijk
hier maar eens...
(leuke quotes daaruit:)
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Opera 6 supports all of CSS2 with the exception of:
Opera 6 is a visual browser and does [b]not[/b] support Aural CSS
these properties: clip, cursor, direction, font-size-adjust, font-stretch, marker-offset, marks, text-shadow, unicode-bidi, and all outline properties
Linux only: the system values on the font property as well as system colors
the values added to list-style-type in CSS2
these property/value combination: 'display: marker', 'text-align: <string>', 'visibility: collapse', 'content: <url>', 'overflow: scroll', 'overflow:auto'
named pages (as described in section 13.3.2)
the '@font-face' construct
JavaScript environment: DOM and DHTML
The following features are missing from JavaScript 1.3 support:
the event variable passed to event handlers does not match the javascript standard
cannot set the SRC attribute of iframes
We are currently working on DOM, based on the DOM 2.0 standard. We have also used some of Microsoft's extensions to DOM, notably the method for accessing CSS properties through a style attribute of the HTML elements. Modifying the document structure is not yet possible (ie. you cannot add or remove HTML elements). There are no plans to support Netscape's dynamic layers. Presently, we support getting and setting the following CSS attributes for absolutely positioned HTML elements:
visibility
pixelLeft, pixelTop
pixelWidth, pixelHeight
zIndex
color, background (only for setting of colors)
We support the following methods in the document object:
getElementsByTagName()
getElementById()
getElementsByName()
We support the following methods in HTML Elements:
getElementsByTagName()
contains()
parentNode
Support for JavaScript and JScript objects
Described in a separate document. Opera does not support W3C DOM Core apart from the methods mentioned above. Documentation on W3C DOM/HTML support is forthcoming.
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en bosmonster volgens mij heb jij opera niet eens geprobeerd want iedereen die lange tijd opera gebruikt zal de voordelen inzien tov andere browsers (oa ie/ns)
zo

hmjah... ik zie geen voordelen in een brakke browser
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voor de duidelijkheid:
het gaat dus inderdaad niet werken in opera.