From: "John Beamish" 

That's been an issue for me, too, on several occasions.  Opera does have a
"Report a Site Problem" under Help on the menu bar.  I've used it
a couple of times.

It's a tough call -- back off from standards (and implement
erroneous-but-IE-equivalent rendering) or implement the standards (and
cause users some grief).

It will be interesting to see if IE ever supports Acid2 correctly.
Blazingly fast Opera slowed down when it was implemented,  But what will
happen with the already lethargic Firefox and IE?  I'm guessing the former
will be even slower and the latter will never get round to it because they
will be satisfied that rending 99% of the net in an expected (and possibly,
even, compliant) manner will be sufficient.


On Mon, 30 Oct 2006 17:29:10 -0500, Rich Gauszka  wrote:

> My problem with Opera is that it renders results different than what I
> would
> expect at times. For example on the //my.yahoo.com web page - some of the
> items that work in both IE and Firefox don't in Opera. The 'More' drop
> down
> under "?Help' is one of those items. While it may be good that Opera
> implements rendering correctly if the Web site designers don't follow
> suite
> then Opera's advantage can be a detriment.

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