Well, I almost always use chrome. I see lots semicolons, dashes and quotes that aren't rendered correctly on different sites but the only site I consistently remember is the "print this" page on NYMag, i.e.: [link]
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Natter 65: Speed Limit Enforced by Aircraft
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, pandas, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
combined with overly complicated, esoteric rules about how browsers choose the character set
About EVERYTHING to do with your browser.
For that matter.
Boy howdy.
People who are not my fb friends, or missed it. Hubby is Bartender of the Month
Fuckyeah!
Get healed up, ita.
Emmett's writing about Jimmy Carter, sprawled on his belly in his baseball uni. He's got to wrap it up so we can get to practice and I can take his stuff to a cafe and type it up.
If people would just use UTF-8 everywhere, it wouldn’t be a problem. But for a place with a workflow like the NYT, there are probably at least a dozen places where the character encoding could possibly get screwed up along the line.
If people would just use UTF-8 everywhere, it wouldn’t be a problem.
This is the thinking that is the problem, right? Someone who is composing a blog comment in Word doesn't know what UTF-8 is. But the six or seven browsers, you would think, could recognize smart quotes.
ETA: I don't compose things in Word, just tired of seeing code for nonbreaking space and whatnot.
Okay, someone explain this drink to me. It sounds great, right up until the inclusion of the black olive. Smirnoff vampire gimlet
(Hec, I'm especially looking at you on this one.)
Speaking of which -- why in 2010 can't all browsers render all punctuation marks at all times?
Try having everything you do use accents. Nightmare!
It sounds great, right up until the inclusion of the black olive. Smirnoff vampire gimlet
They lost me at the sugar.
Vampires == Evil
Olives == Evil
Scola FTW!