Help: DjVu in Netscape

[susumu]

Has anyone in this forum used DjVu in your web page?
I'm experimenting this program for webpage.
While it works well in IE, only ASCII code shows up in Netscape. I'm trying to find information to solve this problem, but nothing clearly explains.
Any tip or source of reference will be help.

 

[goatbags]

Hi there,

While I am not too familiar with DJVu I can tell you this.

Netscape is on the way out. They have been absolutely irresponsible. I am gonna start designing my highly interactive pages for IE only. Netscape simply does not care for the standards brought forth by the W3 consortium (

http://www.w3.org/).

How do you think a whole raft of corporate people, who have paid huge sums for their sites are gonna react when they find out that not only are their pages (that worked fine so far) broken in Netscape 6, but they don't even work at all. How about the hard work done by all of the designers and the insane little snippets of code written to fix Netscape's inherent weeknesses. Just the fact that CSS isn't supported in Netscape properly, is egregious. They have gone too far. Everything that they originally accused MS of, at the start of the browser wars, they are doing now. I am not a great defender of MS but they have been doing the right thing lately and are much more responsible to their users and responsive to the standards from W3C.

When you consider the deep pockets of AOL/Time-Warner it makes on wonder just where they are going with this technology. Watch out for trojans that only affect Netscape as well. Be prepare to have your OS ripped to shreds if you install Netscape 6!

Netscape sucks! AOL sucks! ! B-(