Xinha warrior princess verses The Web Browser

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I'm using IE 6 right now. I don't particularly like it, however it does work with Xinha http://xinha.python-hosting.com/. Firefox works with Xinha. Konqueror doesn't. No bloody javascript editor works nicely with Konqueror, and I happen to like Konqueror. It's a bit fast.

And then there's Opera. One day a site will look right in Opera. ....yeah right. Like that's going to happen.

I was using TinyMCE, until I ran my homepage through a validator. It was a little more compatible, in that it was equally broken on all my browsers, and produces shoddy xhtml. Xinha on the other hand seems to be working nicely and I'm going to deploy it on scifi .me.uk and see what happens.

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