What does "Viewable with any browser" mean?
There are two reasons why we call attention to the idea of a page being
viewable with any browser:
- To let our visitors know that we are making an effort to make the
Marsters Racing web site usable by everyone.
- To encourage other people to design their sites so they are viewable in
all browsers.
For information, a browser is the software you are using to view
this page. It may be Netscape, Internet Explorer, Opera, Mozilla, or any
of several dozen that are available. The browser you use, should not
make any difference when viewing a page on the World Wide Web. Unfortunately
the trend lately has been to optimize the idiosyncracies of a particular
browser which often has the effect of cripling other browsers which try
to read the page. Some pages may look better in some browsers than others,
but they should all be readable by any browser.
You will never see "Best viewed at 800 x 600" or "Best viewed with
<insert webmaster's favorite browser name here> download here"
slapped on a Marsters Racing page, because we think it's rude, arrogant,
and annoying to our guests to ask them to change the configuration of their computer
just to view our web site. If you are having difficulty viewing any part of
the Marsters Racing web site with your browser please email us. (Be specific about
what browser you're using and what didn't work) and we'll try and fix it.
Java Script does little, if anything, to enhance the content of a web
page. In fact, it represents a security risk if used in conjuction with a
Microsoft web browser and for that reason, many users run with Java Script
turned off as a security precaution. Marsters Racing contains no Java Script
and so does not represent any security risk, and is fully operational whether
or not your browser has Java Script enabled.
Marsters Racing also does not exchange cookies with any computer used to
visit our pages. Running with cookies turned off does not degrade your viewing
experience.
If you come across sites which aren't accessible and you would like to
encourage them to make them viewable by any browser, it is a good idea to
send them a message. Here are some
example
letters provided by Cari D. Burstein. Clicking this link will open a new
window in your browser
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First created October 26, 1999 ~ Last revised June 09, 2003
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