Re: [OT] Opera Browser
posted by: Tommy Carlier < tommy.carlier at pandora.be >
> Configuring your site to look good when viewed by Opera is I suppose
> a good idea, if its Opera users your are targeting for some reason.
Opera is fully standards-compliant: if it looks good in Opera, it usually looks
good in other browsers too. And ,as I mentioned before, I don't only test it in
Opera. I also test it in MSIE and Firebird after it looks good in Opera. If I see
something that doesn't look good in MSIE/Firebird, I change it and test it again
in all 3 browsers. This way, I'm sure it always looks good in all 3 browsers.
I think Opera is especially very interesting for web developers: you can
instantly see what your website looks like when printed out, or on a handheld
device (small-screen rendering), or on a projector (fullscreen mode uses
projector-media for stylesheets). It also has a nice JavaScript-debugger. And it
can show you how your pages look like without stylesheets, or when images are
turned off.
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