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How does the site look in 2019 on Windows XP? I am using Firefox 43 for this with 1024x768 resolution on an IBM ThonkPad T23.
I think it still looks good today. BTW I'm posting this on my thonkpad.
How does the site look on Windows XP in 2019
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How does the site look on Windows XP in 2019
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Re: How does the site look on Windows XP in 2019
Not very surprising at all. This site isn't particularly complicated for browsers to render; hell, my 3DS browser renders it nearly flawlessly.
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Re: How does the site look on Windows XP in 2019
In fact, before BA switched to forced HTTPS, it even rendered perfectly fine in Internet Explorer 6. If someone was able to patch in support for more modern security into IE 6, I'll almost guarantee that it'll still render fine.
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Re: How does the site look on Windows XP in 2019
windows 2000/windows xp and xp x64 can get secure connections on ie6 by installing specific updates.Windows OS wrote:In fact, before BA switched to forced HTTPS, it even rendered perfectly fine in Internet Explorer 6. If someone was able to patch in support for more modern security into IE 6, I'll almost guarantee that it'll still render fine.
Re: How does the site look on Windows XP in 2019
Could you tell us, which ones?DragonWars wrote:windows 2000/windows xp and xp x64 can get secure connections on ie6 by installing specific updates.
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Re: How does the site look on Windows XP in 2019
I think for IE6 in Windows XP, you would need the April 2008 update for IE6 SP3, as that has the latest updates included with XP SP3. I think it might work in the x64 edition of XP as well.vareu wrote:Could you tell us, which ones?DragonWars wrote:windows 2000/windows xp and xp x64 can get secure connections on ie6 by installing specific updates.
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Ow, you are talking about IE v6.0. But what about v8.0 - is there the same problem with it?
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Re: How does the site look on Windows XP in 2019
When it comes to different versions of a program for a certain operating system, then I don't think it would have the same problem as another version. I guess I just thought you were asking about IE6 updates, since you were asking that question to the person who mentioned updates for IE6...vareu wrote:Ow, you are talking about IE v6.0. But what about v8.0 - is there the same problem with it?
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Re: How does the site look on Windows XP in 2019
I remember the site worked with a 2k system on ie5 without the high encryption hotfix.
To be expected from a site that uses basic php and html without heavy scripting.
To be expected from a site that uses basic php and html without heavy scripting.
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