RE: Spam:****, Re: alternativephotography.com and cyanotype
Katherine, > Well, I guess we mean different things by accessibility. I'm not talking about "not found" errors; I never got a "not found" error, but I couldn't see anything on the site; it wasn't accessible to my browser in the sense that the information wasn't available to me, even though I could arrive at the site without any problem. > That make more sense. > This is why I write my own site with the most primitive html, so that anyone, with the most ancient browser or hardware, will always be able to access the information that's there. > Hardware shouldn't be a problem, if you can connect to internet then you are on the information super highway. Of course if one is using a dialup account graphically rich content will be much slower to access though an up to date browser should be used regardless of connect speed. It is possible to build web sites that can detect older browser technology and serve web pages that are compatible with out of date browsers, but it is hardly worth the effort at this point in time. Safari and Opera are very similar products sharing much of the same technology (Opera being the PC version.) Either will work very well. And both are free.
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