[opencms-dev] How browser-compatible is opencms?

[M Butcher]

Currently the back office requires ActiveX for the editor GUI, though
without it you can still edit the HTML tags. Also, it uses fairly
sophisticated JavaScript, and while the kHTML engine that Safari uses is
good at HTML rendering and CSS, its ECMAScript/JavaScript engine is a
little bit behind. I would expect to see that change in the near future,
as I know the developers are working hard on it (at least in KDE-land).

Anyway... both IE and Mozilla (or Netscape 6/7) will work fine for the
backoffice portion.

On Mon, 2003-10-13 at 05:51, Ilja wrote:
> I'm worried about browser compatible-ness of opencms. I allready noticed
> that I could run the wizard only with Internet Explorer (on Mac OSX that
> is), both Safari and Camino couldn't run the wizard. And both browsers
> are known for their strict standard-following...
> 
> So how compatible is opencms with other browsers besides IE? Note that I
> have not been able to check it out yet, since I encounter numerous
> problems installing opencms...
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Ilja
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