Browser that support javascript

[S Venkatesh]

Hai All,

I want know if there are any browsers for linux that supports javascript, advanced javascript and DHTML something very similar to Internet Explorer in windows.

Thank you
Venkatesh S

[Ernest Friedman-Hill]

There aren't any that work like Internet Explorer, thankfully. Instead there is Firefox, which is standards-compliant and superior to IE in every imaginable way. Firefox is available for Windows, too, so even your toy computers can benefit from it!

[S Venkatesh]

Hai,

Thanks for the info.
But does firefox support javascript,advanced javascript and DHTML?

Regards
Venkatesh S

[Ernest Friedman-Hill]

Yes, of course. That's what you asked, wasn't it?

Konqueror, the KDE browser, supports these things too. So does Opera. There are probably others I'm not even thinking of. You can't really call yourself a Web browser in 2005 without supporting these things! And as I said, pretty much any browser supports them all better than IE does.

[S Venkatesh]

Hai,

Thank you very much.

Regards
Venkatesh S

[Ben Souther]

Originally posted by Ernest Friedman-Hill:
There aren't any that work like Internet Explorer, thankfully. Instead there is Firefox, which is standards-compliant and superior to IE in every imaginable way. Firefox is available for Windows, too, so even your toy computers can benefit from it!

Kinda, sorta sounds like you've formed an opinion.

[Stefan Wagner]

links and elinks don't support javascript - do they?
I don't know about dhtml...?

@venkatesh:
links and elinks even don't support images (while elinks supports colorized text), but they are meant for doing serious work in text-mode, like reading documentations.
You shouldn't bother about that.