All browsers are (not) equal

I recently installed IE9 because it is the latest which Microsoft produced.

I was curious how my website looks like so I told myself that wouldn’t be a bad idea to compare this website in various browsers.

I took Google’s Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and IE9, the latest version at the moment of writing this post.

Here are the pictures of the right side of my site:

No comments… the pictures tell everything: Firefox is years ahead of Chrome and IE.

Firefox Chrome/Safari IE9

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