It's been my experience that Netscape doesn't support mistakes as well as IE
(example...forgetting a close td tag or close table, stuff like that), so
usually if I build a page, I use Netscape to check it and it almost always
works the same in IE. As far as php and ssl goes, isn't that all server
stuff? I'm kinda new at the server end, so this is a good question for me
2.
Is it going to be an intranet page with the company only using one browser?
If not, it should really probably be made to work in both browsers equally
well.
my 2 cents.
Jason
----- Original Message -----
From: Ide, Jim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, February 27, 2001 10:32 AM
Subject: [PHP] Best browser
>
> I am developing a PHP application for a client that allows
> users at remote locations to access and update a database.
> I would like to standardize on one www browser so that the
> help desk people only have to be knowledgeable about one
> browser. The users all have MS Win 95, 98, or NT. The
> quality (ie. the 'bug-free-ness") of the browser's SSL code
> is very important. What browser should I choose?
>
> Thanks -
> Jim
>
>
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