I think it's a bit unfair to make the judgement without
at least a conversation on the issue.
Like I said, this is the closest thing to a usable OHS/DKR
I have seen to date. They've solved a heckuva a lot of
problems I've been wrestling with. If they chose to limit
their activities to one browser, there are several possible
explanations:
1. Innocence
Expecting things to operate reasonably in different
browsers, not realizing that the world is so fundamentally
flawed that corporations are incapable of rudimentary
cooperation.
2. Focus
Choosing to focus on knowledge-domain issues, rather
than the idiotic necessity of dealing with browser
differences.
3. Constraints
Simply not having the time and people necessary to design
for multiple environments.
4. Functionality
The browser they chose may give them needed functionality
they really can't get otherwise.
I'm going to assume that the jury is still out on this one.
I wonder, too, why it *wouldn't* work in Netscape (if it
wouldn't). Maybe Mozilla was not available, and an XML-based
browser was a requirement? Dunno.
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