Francis Hwang wrote:
> 
> On Jan 20, 2005, at 8:28 PM, Jordi Bunster wrote:
> 
>> Much like I did, I suspect many Ruby loving folks signed up just to 
>> test, but there is no obvious way to close one's account.
>>
> 
> I'm one of those folks. I have to say that I was quite impressed by how 
> the site uses Javascript; it makes it quite nice if you're in a modern 
> browser. (I was using Safari.)
> 
> Then, curious about accessibility and graceful degradation, I tried 
> accessing my Ta-da page via Lynx, and got a handful of wonky behaviors 
> out of it. So I guess kinks are still being worked out. But then, I 
> personally never know how much to worry about people using textual 
> browsers anyway--and the site that I program for my day job doesn't 
> degrade gracefully either--so perhaps the point is fairly academic.


Maybe this is new, but on the front page is this:

"What web browsers are compatible with Ta-da List?

Ta-da requires Internet Explorer 6.x, Safari, or Firefox. Ta-da doesn't 
work with Internet Explorer 5.x. Other browsers may or may not work, but 
only the three listed are guaranteed compatible. Ta-da uses some 
advanced Javascript to reduce the number of page reloads required, and 
only certain modern browsers can support this."

James