Okay, I’m grumpy today.<\/p>\n
Whenever my friends and family send me a link to a shared album through \"You've Got Pictures,\" I'm stopped by the message that I must use the Netscape browser to access their pictures.<\/p>\n If this is because of a technical difficulty, youur web design team should be fired. Their inability to make a site that works with any browser except Netscape is evidence of incredible incompetence. <\/p>\n The other option, that this is a deliberate choice, is even worse. Why bother to put a product online and then, right off the top, cut your market 90% or so?<\/p>\n On reflection, it's probably the latter. I sense some hare-brained idea about forcing consumers into using the Netscape brand of AOL. The fact that your company would deliberately break your online service so as to force me to use a particular browser is insulting and infuriating. You're making the world a worse place. Please stop it. <\/p>\n If you want people to switch to Netscape as a browser, make a better product. If you want people to use your online service, make it easy to use. <\/p>\n Either way, you've got a pack of imbeciles loose in the headquarters. Best to root them out before they make any more decisions.<\/p>\n Sincerely,<\/code><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Okay, I’m grumpy today.<\/p>\n To: AOLPicturesHelp@aol.com<\/p>\n Whenever my friends and family send me a link to a shared album through “You’ve Got Pictures,” I’m stopped by the message that I must use the Netscape browser to access their pictures.<\/p>\nTo: AOLPicturesHelp@aol.com<\/b><\/p>\n