[whatwg] Menus, fallback, and backwards compatibility: ideas wanted

[Alexey Feldgendler]

On Wed, 21 Dec 2005 11:03:09 +0600, Aankhen <aankhen at gmail.com> wrote:

>> Thus again it is an issue of Microsoft's relative monopoly in the  
>> browser world. But I don't see many people arguing to declare CSS
>> dead just because IE's CSS support sucks. So why should we look that
>> way at LINK?

> It may just be me, but I perceive a great deal of difference between
> "IE supports CSS poorly" and "IE doesn't support CSS at all", only the
> latter of which seems relevant in the context of the `link` element.

Here is a practical question: does IE show <link>ed URIs in its Links  
panel? (And does IE have a Llinks panel which shows all hyperlinks found  
on the page?) As I'm under Linux, I can't easily check.

If IE shows <link>ed URIs in the Linux panel, it means that IE supports  
<link> is some way.


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