RE: FLASH: BROWSER WARS - What developers should do . . .

[JGL]

>Just because both are cars, it doesn't mean that all of the ECM data

> that controls the onboard computers would work with each others vehicles.


But both cars are able to use *all* roads and hiways! ;) - without detours,

I might add.


GM's must take a left up here while we have a special road to the right for

Fords and  . . . .


hehe


jgl



> > Why can't Netscape and MS both support exactly the same technologies?

>

>  I said this before. The MS IE browser is much more than a tool

> to surf the

> world wide web. It would be like having a Ford being interchangabel with

> a GM. Just because both are cars, it doesn't mean that all of the ECM data

> that controls the onboard computers would work with each others vehicles.

>

> Some of us use these technologies you speak about to create browser

> specific applications that have nothing to do with surfing the web.

> client/server relationships does not necessarily mean surfing the

> internet.

>

> A company that can create a stripped down browser designed exclusively

> for the masses and is based on the W3C standards might do well.

>

> I don't have any pennies so here's a nickles's worth.

>

> jb




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