[digioz]

What browsers does your site/company/application support?
How do you decide which ones to support?
Which do you use most?
How do you handle cross-browser testing?

[Jcbones]

I support as many as possible, right now it is all but Konquerer, Looks like I might be dropping ei6 also(the only person that I know that still uses it, is getting laid off their job). I support, and use Firefox the most. I use several different testers that each test for functionality, and security.

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If all browsers would adopt W3S standards, it would make it much more coder friendly. If coders would drop support of the one's that didn't, then they would be forced to adopt standards. IE is getting closer.
</rant>

[HotScriptsJr]

Originally Posted by Jcbones

I support as many as possible, right now it is all but Konquerer, Looks like I might be dropping ei6 also(the only person that I know that still uses it, is getting laid off their job). I support, and use Firefox the most. I use several different testers that each test for functionality, and security.

<rant>
If all browsers would adopt W3S standards, it would make it much more coder friendly. If coders would drop support of the one's that didn't, then they would be forced to adopt standards. IE is getting closer.
</rant>

I support Google Chrome now the most and I have trouble in Opera. The standards are so screwed up between browser most pages dont load them or load them wrong.

[digioz]

Originally Posted by HotScriptsJr

I support Google Chrome now the most and I have trouble in Opera. The standards are so screwed up between browser most pages dont load them or load them wrong.

Very true. HTML 5 is suppose to change all of that though. We'll have to wait and see!

Pete

[gamecp]

Firefox2 crazy!!

I like to code for all browsers but at some point you draw the line, I try to code for the majorify of popular apps, opera, chrome, firefox, ie7/8 & safari - a few linux browser testing here and there to make things solid.