Browser Compatibility - Andrew's Website

Browser Compatibility Issues

The design of this web site has given consideration to cross-browser compatibility. For the most part, this has been achieved. Compability tests have been performed with the following browser/operating system combinations:

Windows [NT 4.0, 2000, XP]: Firefox (v1.0, v1.07, v1.5, v2.0)
Windows [98, NT 4.0, 2000, XP]: Internet Explorer (v5.0, v5.5, v6.0, v7.0)
Windows [98]: Netscape Navigator (v4.6x, v4.75, v4.79, v6.1, v6.2.1, v7.0, v7.1)
Linux [Fedora 8]: Firefox (v1.5, v2.0)
Linux [RH FC4]: Firefox (v1.0, v1.5, v2.0)
Linux [RH7.1]: Netscape Navigator (v4.78)
Linux [RH7.1]: Konquerer (v2.2.1)
Linux [RH7.1]: Mozilla (v0.9.2.1, v0.9.7)
Linux [RH7.3, 8.x]: Mozilla (v1.0, v1.4)

The following exceptions/non-consistent behaviours have been noted (to date):

Older web browsers (versions of IE before v5.5, versions of Netscape including and before v7.0) probably will not work with many of the newer AJAX/Javascript/DHTML features of my web page (e.g. the google maps API integration).
The Image Gallery web pages use javascript for popping up image enlargements. You may notice a slight oversizing of the margins of popup images when using Internet Explorer (v5.0, v5.5).
With some compound HTML table constructs, Netscape Navigator (all versions, platforms) incorrectly displays background images. This flaw is not service-affecting.
Netscape Navigator v4.x can take a looong time displaying nested tables on certain pages.
Strange problem with Mozilla (0.9.x?) regarding middle click: strange interaction with javascript popups - recommend only using left click with popups and this browser. Besides, middle-click means 'open in new window' which is not needed with popups in the image galleries on this web site.
Mozilla (0.9.x) and Konquerer (v2.2.1) have some trouble with the way I've arranged text input fields - they are out of alignment.
Mozilla 1.0 (tested on Linux only) has a problem displaying the calendar month popup in my Date Entry Picker elements (e.g. on the Adirondack High Peaks Page climbing log search).