RE: FN-FORUM: AOL Browser

date posted 26th July 2005 20:24

I think the AOL Browser is a modified version of IE which fudges around
with image compression

There was someone who posted a site whereby you submit your URL (can
never remember this one!), and it'll render it (typically in 2 hours) in
the browser you specify. Short of that, I can't think of anything short
of reverse engineering the client to get it installed without the
excess.



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> Subject: FN-FORUM: AOL Browser
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>
> Had a phone call from a client this morning, because I'd
> asked her to have a look at how her website was coming along.
>
> It's done in XHTML and CSS.
>
> She said "I don't know how to say this, but it looks awful",
> so I popped out to see her, and sure enough it looked awful.
>
> AOL seems to be ignoring half the CSS.
>
> Was just wondering what other people's experience of design
> for the AOL browser is, and can I get a copy of it without
> having to install all the other rubbish that comes on the AOL
> discs (especially a free trial that turns out not to be free).
>
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