· Browser study data: see Zona Research
– http://zonaresearch.com/browserstudy/
· “Conservatism of web users” – http://www.useit.com/alertbox/980322.html and
http://www.useit.com/alertbox/990418.html.
· Opera web browser website – http://www.operasoft.com.
· Mozilla project website – http://www.mozilla.org.
A good overview of the successes and failures of the Mozilla project: http://www.mozilla.org/mozilla-at-one.html.
· The Microsoft Internet Explorer
Administration Kit (IEAK) is available at http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ieak/en/default.asp.
· The Netscape Client Customization Kit
is available at http://www.netscape.com/partners/distribution/customize.html.
· AvantGo – http://www.avantgo.com
make software for downloading information from the Internet to palmtops.
· Palm VII connected organiser – http://www.palm.com/products/palmvii.
· Many other companies have Internet
connected devices – e.g. Nokia (http://www.nokia.com).
· For further information about WebTV,
go to http://www.webtv.net
· If you want to make sure your site
looks OK in WebTV, there is plenty of documentation available at http://developer.webtv.net.
This website also contains a free WebTV emulator that can be downloaded for
Windows and Macintosh machines and be used to preview your site.
· Download a the latest browser
capabilities file for IIS web servers from http://www.asptracker.com.
· If User Agent negotiation is of
critical importance to your site, consider purchasing BrowserHawk (http://www.browserhawk.com).
· Using JavaScript to send out different CSS depending on the browser in use: http://abiglime.com/webmaster/articles/jscript/012899.htm.