Thinkcage

Now here is a publication with its heart in the right place even though they clearly don’t get it.

Net Gazette, November 2004, has admirably reported on the recent release of Mozilla’s Firefox 1.0 and have even linked to the Top 10 Reasons to Switch article that boasts among other things, Firefox’s fanatical support for web standards and accessibility.

So what is the problem you might ask? Well, they managed to publish this article on a page made of 100% images. Yes, they laid out the text and cut it into tables and images using Adobe ImageReady. That’s right folks, an online article about a browser rooted in standards and accessibility with absolutely no HTML text on the page.

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