Firefox users rejoice… at least those who use it via Windows XP… the push button formatting now works in the comment entry forms, but you will probably have to clear your browser cache first to notice any difference.
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Samizdata likes Firefox at lastOctober 7th, 2006 |
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Thank you!
Huzzah! I no longer have to use the Devil’s Browser for the buttons to work! Outstanding.
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FYI,
I’m using Linux (Mandrake 10.1) firefox 1.5.0.7 and it too appears to work
Phil, that is excellent news!
The buttons don’t appear to work with Mepis 3.4-3 Linux and Firefox 1.5, unfortunately. No problem. I could be wrong but would be willing to bet that the majority of recreational Linux users are familiar with html anyway.
Nice link, ResidentAlien. Very useful!
It seems to work with Galeon on FreeBSD also.
Galeon
FreeBSD
Although this is not a surprise given that it works with Linux. Still, I prefer to type the raw code. 😉