Stored passwords in Konqueror

[Derek Broughton]

Javier wrote:

> On 5/11/06, Derek Broughton <news at pointerstop.ca> wrote:
>>
>> Konqueror appears to be taking the moral high-ground on the whole
>> standards-compliance field.  Which will, unfortunately, leave it lying in
>> the dust.  It's much easier for web developers to make pages work on
>> Mozilla/Firefox and IE, than to make them perfect so that they'll run on
>> Konq.
> 
> For the record, I use gmail from konqui. The only thing I needed to do
> is lie gmail about the
> user agent string. Setting it to firefox works.

I can't use the yahoo mail beta from konqueror, no matter what my user agent
string says.  I was developing an XSLT stylesheet this week, and Konqueror
was the only browser that barfed (I'm not even sure if it's supposed to
handle XSLT, but since even IE has been doing it _well_ for years, I'm not
happy about it).  I _much_ prefer to use konqueror when possible, but there
are too many situations where I have to use firefox, and whenever I've dug
into it the problem seems to be that the source document was not really
compliant.
-- 
derek