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mangadood
2005-04-12 07:22:32 pm
Too many fangirls to count
Why is there a tight, red scroll bar on this site in IE, but not in FireFox. I would like to see it in FireFox too. It eould be cool.
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DominicanZero
2005-04-13 02:03:09 am
直死の魔眼使い
As far as I'm concerned, that is an actually useless functionality of IE. Mozilla Firefox emphasizes usability, security and accesibility. Hence, it doesn't make use of such things.
SABERinBLUE
2005-04-13 02:20:01 am
Cook of the Sea
More specifically, it's defined by a set of CSS attributes that IE reads and FireFox does not.
Tim
2005-04-13 11:38:59 am
IE actually reading CSS... does not compute... ;P
RT-55J
2005-04-13 06:30:24 pm
Armor Guardian
FF actually not reading CSS... does not compute... ;P
SABERinBLUE
2005-04-13 07:02:21 pm
Cook of the Sea
To clarify for the people in the back row ( Wink )

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With the Fox and Without the Fox.JPG
Random Zelda Person
2005-04-13 07:22:17 pm
I liked the random inclusion of the phrase "on this, the day of my daughter's wedding".  :P  I thought the IE and FF logos were a bit hard to make out, though...
SABERinBLUE
2005-04-13 07:26:17 pm
Cook of the Sea
Oh, you know what I meant... Laughing  Thanks for the honest crit, man.
USBCD36
2005-04-15 08:47:32 pm
This reminds me of another pet peeve I have with my system.  In OS 9, IE had a function that let you change the color scheme of the browser (ie, button bar, scroll bar, loading bars) [hey, I made a pun!], and in OS X, there is no other colored theme besides Aqua, and Safari won't let you change the colors like IE.  It should be able to read the CSS too.
arkarian
2005-04-15 08:55:10 pm
red chamber dream
Heh, awesome pic, Saber.
nate
2005-04-16 03:16:40 pm
Quote from USBCD36:
This reminds me of another pet peeve I have with my system.  In OS 9, IE had a function that let you change the color scheme of the browser (ie, button bar, scroll bar, loading bars) [hey, I made a pun!], and in OS X, there is no other colored theme besides Aqua, and Safari won't let you change the colors like IE.  It should be able to read the CSS too.

my guess would be that that died out when the choice of color died out in macs.

now, if you had that choice on an ipod mini, i would not be surprised.