New loudspeakers & room digital correction service

[wgscott]

You can check the website syntax.

 

Any chance it would work with AU plugins for OS X?

[wgscott]

10 hours ago, fresponse said:

ere is the answer I got from the website provider support team "To be honest with you that's the first time I've heard of this issue. I've checked here in the office

 

The website provider can't write valid HTML?

 

You can check the website syntax.

 

 

(Click the link to see all the errors.)

[wgscott]

17 minutes ago, Bob Stern said:

It's your choice, of course, whether to forfeit many Mac users as customers because they cannot access your website.

 

If that level of care and compatibility goes into the website, a cynic might conclude the same might hold for the actual software.

[wgscott]

21 minutes ago, Jud said:

I think the idea isn’t that Bill has come to a conclusion about a product he hasn’t tried, but that a user’s experience on this commercial site is something fresponse should be concerned with.

 

Thanks.  You saved me some typing.

 

I'm interested in the product and would like to see them succeed.

[wgscott]

For me, the menu worked in everything I tried (Safari, Firefox, Camino, Chrome) by default (OS X 10.12.5) except for Vivaldi, which seems to put it into a completely different (perhaps iOS) view, i.e., this:

 

 

 

Instead of the Safari/Chrome/Firefox default desktop-friendly view: