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| April 30, 2009 12:57 PM EDT |
Although the days of long and tedious code branches to target specific browsers in JavaScript are over, once in a while it’s still necessary to do some simple code branching and object detection to ensure that a certain piece of code is working properly on a user’s machine.
In this article, I’ll outine 7 areas where Internet Explorer and Firefox differ in JavaScript synta
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Published April 30, 2009
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