IE, Firefox, or Opera

[mbirth]

First: Web Forms 2.0 is just an extension to the current <FORM>-thingie in HTML. See http://olav.dk/wf2/demo/ .

Second: By searching with Google I found in 2 seconds, that this could be a problem with ASP.NET detecting only MSIE as an "uplevel browser" and hence is rendering the control for Firefox or Opera not with all features. See this Google-Snapshot. The homepage itself seems to be slow or down.

A solution is to use a custom <browserCaps>-section in the web.config (within system.web block) of your site.

Cheers,
-mARKUS

[MPS]

I use: Internet Explorer 5.5, FireFox, Opera 8.51, and I don't want TC to look like a web browser. It's current look is perfect for it.

[D1P]

Little offtopic: Opera 9.0 tp2 released (direct link).
Some new features added (like "Lock tab" feature) and user interface improvements (dialog changes and more).

[Sam_Zen]

I don't want TC to look like a web browser. It's current look is perfect for it.

Right on ..!

[MPS]

NC.WC.TC

u forgot DOSC and DCC

[dONALD Blood]

use ie for winupdate only...
Opera 9 still buggy, but i would like to use ff, if i shouldnt reinstallall plugins from web, whenever i install it...
i tried once to make FF usable as opera...
HAHA half of the day with plugin install, still stupid... no thx... Opera in this state is still better for me as FF...

[spikey]

use ie for winupdate only...
Opera 9 still buggy, but i would like to use ff, if i shouldnt reinstallall plugins from web, whenever i install it...
i tried once to make FF usable as opera...
HAHA half of the day with plugin install, still stupid... no thx... Opera in this state is still better for me as FF...

Firefox has a marvellous usable interface.

While Total Commander, well, doesn't have a marvellous usable interface.

[PeaceMaker]

I'm using Mozilla Firefox third generation (3.0pre8) - in my opinion best web browser