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This site functions best with a modern browser or similar assistive
device. In most cases they are more customisable and have additional
enhancements compared with older browsers for accessibility and
web standard reasons. For instance, Netscape Navigator 6.0 and greater
can interpret language abbreviations into their full meaning. This
is most useful for screen readers as they would normally translate
any abbreviations into garbled speech.
None the less, the site has been tested in a wide variety of browsers
across different operating platforms. This includes Netscape Navigator,
Internet Explorer, Camino, Firefox, Opera and Safari.
You can read more about browsers and web standards at The
Web Standards Project's campaign page, which gives information
on upgrading to better browsers.
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for file reduction and accessibility issues, like speech-accessible
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