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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 23 Apr 1998.
Re: HTML and Browser Support

Re: HTML and Browser Support

Still curious what it would take to write html code for close to 100% of
websurfers, I visited the list of all available browsers at

http://browserwatch.internet.com/browsers.html

The list contains some 50 browsers for 5 OSs: Amiga, Mac, OS/2, Unix,
Windows, and miscellaneous computing platforms.

That means that you would need to comply with close to 100 browser
_versions_ including finding workarounds for the bugs in the browsers
themselves, if that is possible at all, shudder ...

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