>Hi Dragan,
>Yea I guess that's a solution. :) I used to use NS back before 4.0. About the only thing I do with it these day's is test code against it. I really consider it more of a thorn in the side. Having to modify code so it will display properly (read somewhat properly)in NS is a PITA. I don't intend on starting a IE verse's NS debate here, but according to the stats I keep on web site's I've built, less than 10% of the hits come from NS browsers. Seem's like a lot of extra work in workarounds for that < 10%. Not to mention, is NS security any better than IE?? Which was the real issue.
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>I'm not really sure what the difference in active scripting and javascript is. I use javascript in some sites for client side data validation and it still works fine with active scripting disabled in IE 5.5sp2.
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>As always
>Thanks for the input,

It is not uncommon for folks to set their non-MS browsers to report report itself as IE. Mine does. It avoids those nonsense messages about 'updating your browser to ...'.