Note: When in standards compliant mode, Internet Explorer does not support comma separators in clip:rect() statements. According to the defintion, there have to be commas. If IE is in quirks mode, using commas is just fine. This is really weird.
Note: When in standards compliant mode, Internet Explorer does not support comma separators in clip:rect() statements. According to the defintion, there have to be commas. If IE is in quirks mode, using commas is just fine. This is really weird.
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As a web developer who uses Javascript extensively for internet RIA websites, I can attest to the pains of dealing with browser compatibility issues. I simply don’t understand why so many people are still using the broken IE browser, especially IE 6 that gives so many quirky problems. It makes building any self-respectable ajax-enabled websites almost impossible by hand. Good thing there are frameworks like GWT that tries to resolve such quirks transparently.