Rest you pages at the W3C test site to get a list of issues and errors.
There are similar issues with HTML4/5 constructs in browsers that only support HTM元 and earlier. Only a few browsers currently support CSS3 and the fall back to CSS2 or CSS1 is not the same on all browsers. The issue is not the browser but is the markup and/or script being sent to the browser.Īnother place where your code will break browsers is if you use CSS3 styles. This also happens with ASP and other web app systems. When this fixes a problem it is because you are writing code that is not browser 'agnostic'.įix the code so that it sends its output correctly. That is pretty close to generic to all browsers. Remove detection and the ASP.NET application will send out plain HTML It stops sending information to the server, An ASP>NET application will use this to adjust output to match a browser that it detects. Sounds to me like it would be easier to fix your web app. I cannot have any changes made to my vbscript. I really need to ge the Windows Registry Tweak settings which can make the IE 9 to opened in InPrivate mode by default. The only solution so far iįound is to have it opened in InPrivate Browsing mode. The data seems to be still present which makes my web app to work in an undesired way. I see that the normal browser doesn't works fine even after clearing all browser history like cookies, temp internet files, etc.
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