•Re: Re: Re: Unique spidering need

I just want to know what the user sees.

What browser? What platform? What version?

The user might not "see" anything at all on a talking browser for the blind.

The user might be viewing the web page on their advanced cell phone, which collapses things it recognizes as navbars into simple menus.

Your question makes no sense in the context of the world wide web.

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Re: •Re: Re: Re: Unique spidering need by cleverett (Friar) on Jan 24, 2004 at 03:05 UTC
Ack, I give up! I meant in a IE or Mozilla Browser or maybe one of those oddball ones like Opera, all of which I assume (perhaps naively) will render elements pretty much in the same place. So really I mean the web, limited to those people using eyeballs on a screen and a graphical user agent. You guys have a way of making me feel ... well provincial. I guess getting my ass kicked might make me a little more broadminded.	[reply]

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by cleverett (Friar) on Jan 24, 2004 at 03:05 UTC

Ack, I give up!

I meant in a IE or Mozilla Browser or maybe one of those oddball ones like Opera, all of which I assume (perhaps naively) will render elements pretty much in the same place.

So really I mean the web, limited to those people using eyeballs on a screen and a graphical user agent.

You guys have a way of making me feel ... well provincial.

I guess getting my ass kicked might make me a little more broadminded.

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