This site is up to date and gives 3.3% - but it is a university site, so probably not typical of general use.
A point to note - a lot of journalists use Macs, so if you produce a site that does not work with a Mac it can get poor reviews.
Part of the problem with stats on browsers is usage varies by type of user and geography. Many stats you get are taken from sites that appeal mainly to developers or students, who are more likely to use Netscape and Opera than most of the population. A site that appeals mainly to corporate users...
Here is some cut-down HTML that shows the problem (and validates OK as transitional HTML 4 with the W3C checker)
<html>
<title>Test</title>
<body>
<table>
<col style="background-color: #C7DAEB">
<col style="background-color: #E2F1FF">
<col style="background-color...
I have a table where I want alternate columns to have different background colours. I do this using a col tag for each column and setting the background color in the style sheet. This works fine in IE. In Netscape 7 and Opera the background colour is not picked up. To simplify the code, I added...
I have this slowness as well, and it occurs on 3 different PCs so it is not set-up.
I discovered something that seems very odd - the speed depends directly on the number of other windows IE has open, that is if there is only one it takes a second, if 10 others it takes nearly 10 seconds. What...
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