If you're using WebCrimson's free hosting services (e.g. CrimsonBlog.com, CrimsonZine.com):
- We will host your pages for free.
If you're hosting your site yourself:
- You will need a webhost which supports FTP (File Transfer Protocol).
- We suggest you have at least 50KB of room on your account to get started (preferably at least 200KB).
Webcrimson does not require that any webhost support CGI, Perl, or telnet access.
We have actively tested WebCrimson across a wide variety of web browsers, including:
ON THE PC (WINDOWS 95, 98, 2000, NT, XP)
- Internet Explorer 5.0+
- Netscape 4.x, 6.0+
- Opera 6.0+
- Mozilla 1.0+
ON THE MACINTOSH (System 9, OS X)
We're looking for testers for:
- Opera 5.0 for Mac Final or Mac OS X
- Mozilla 1.0 for MacOS 8-9 or Mac OS X
- OmniWeb 4.0+ for Mac OS X
If you're interested, please email .
ON LINUX
We're looking for testers for:
- Mozilla 1.0+
- Netscape 6.0+
- Opera 5.0+
- Konquerer
If you're interested, please email .
WebCrimson's WYSIWYG Editor
WebCrimson's WYSIWYG editor requires browsers that support the CSS2 and DOM standards. While most browsers have strong support for CSS2, currently the only browser which supports the DOM is Microsoft's Internet Explorer 5.0+ browsers for the PC.
As a result, the WebCrimson WYSIWYG editor only works on IE 5.0+ for the PC. Of course, WebCrimson still works on all other browsers, with the non-WYSIWYG editors supported by all browsers.
As soon as other browsers offer support for the DOM standard, we will move quickly to support them . That's includes more than just the usual Windows browsers, and (of course!) extends to Mac and Linux browsers as well.
About Web Standards
At WebCrimson, we are committed to supporting web standards.
As a result, WebCrimson will work across any browser that supports web standards (HTML and CSS1). Some popular browsers have quirky support for web standards at best, so we have programmed workarounds to ensure that WebCrimson works with all major browsers (Internet Explorer 5.0+, Netscape 4.0+, Opera 6.0+, and Mozilla 1.0+).
