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Easiest way to tell maximal compatibility of a web page with your browser ?
I know Firefox and Chrome are very compatible with the vast majority of web pages. IE used to be the default one. I like Opera, so sometimes I'm out of luck.
What's the easy way ? Look at page source ? Thanks.
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Easiest way to tell maximal compatibility of a web page with your browser ? (Original Post)
steve2470
May 2014
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ManiacJoe
(10,136 posts)1. Looking at the source would suggest you know what you are looking for.
steve2470
(37,457 posts)2. yea I have no idea beyond my guess there nt
dixiegrrrrl
(60,010 posts)3. To complicate things..
Certain web pages, usually those with the most adverts and/or videos, do not load well for older browsers.
Opera is a fast laoder of pages, in my experience. I keep it on hand for when some pages revolt at my older Ff or at my ad-blockers.
ChromeFoundry
(3,270 posts)4. You can load a page from multiple browsers...
steve2470
(37,457 posts)5. thanks for that ! nt