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eldudino

eldudino

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alecstilleyedye said:
only ie5 is available for mac, as m*cros*ft stopped supporting ie for mac ages ago.

I know, it's pointless. Every other site works with either Safari or Firefox, why is Ribble any different?!

On another note, I managed to access the 'specials' page on one of 2 pc's we have in the office. I think I'm going to go for a 'bikebuilder' option!
 

Carwash

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alecstilleyedye said:
only ie5 is available for mac, as m*cros*ft stopped supporting ie for mac ages ago.

Are you sure? I'm pretty sure IE5 is no longer available for Mac, and that MS were recommending Mac users to use Safari as IE5:Mac is old and insecure and doesn't support any modern web standards - most sites look like a garbled mess in it!

(Interesting trivia point: it wasn't always like this. IE5:Mac was the first browser to have full CSS1 support as I recall, and could even handle PNG transparency! See, MS can do it when they try.)
 

alecstilleyedye

nothing in moderation
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Carwash said:
Are you sure? I'm pretty sure IE5 is no longer available for Mac, and that MS were recommending Mac users to use Safari as IE5:Mac is old and insecure and doesn't support any modern web standards - most sites look like a garbled mess in it!

(Interesting trivia point: it wasn't always like this. IE5:Mac was the first browser to have full CSS1 support as I recall, and could even handle PNG transparency! See, MS can do it when they try.)

that's what i meant really; ie5 was the last mac version ms did, not currently supported.
 
I used IE TAB add on, for Firefox for Ribble.. seems to speed up the site.. not everything works completely but one gets a bit further and a bit quicker than just firefox.
 
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