Because then you can catch code errors.

This is why I use IE to do reviews and not Safari.

A properly coded page doesn't need its errors fixed.

All browsers handle bad code different. It is just a case of which bit of bad code is going to tip off which browser. There is no such thing as a browser that fixes all bad code.

What really sucks is when a page doesn't load correctly in some browser because it is trying to "fix" you code.

A perfect browser is one that handles code exactly as the standards call for.

What Cleo said.... |thumb

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(oh. and Cleo, thanks for the telling me where the mark forums read was before I had to ask)