I pride myself on making my webpages as compatible as possible with browsers no one uses.

Full compatibility

All features work as expected.

• Firefox (desktop)
• Firefox (mobile)
• Webkit (desktop)
• Webkit (mobile)
• IE Edge (desktop)

Near-full compatibility

These browsers lack some features by design.

• Elinks

  • Partial javascript (non-critical)
  • Partial CSS (non-critical)
  • Will not render any text in an i or em tag. This does not seem to be terminal dependent.
  • No video support (non-critical)
  • No image support (due to running in text mode)
  • Site is otherwise fully compatible

• Links2 (gui)

  This browser is highly reccomended!
  • No javascript (non-critical)
  • No CSS (non-critical)
  • No video support (non-critical)
  • Site is otherwise fully compatible

• Links2 (cli)

  • No javascript (non-critical)
  • No CSS (non-critical)
  • No video support (non-critical)
  • No image support (due to running in text mode)
  • Site is otherwise fully compatible

• Links (prior to Links2)

  • No javascript (non-critical)
  • No CSS (non-critical)
  • No video support (non-critical)
  • No image support (due to running in text mode)
  • Site is otherwise fully compatible

Partial compatibility

The site is usable in these browsers, but it is annoying/hard, and some features are missing.

• Lynx (cli)

  • No javascript (non-critical)
  • No CSS (non-critical)
  • No video support (non-critical)
  • No image support (due to running in text mode)
  • No table support, so layout is broken
  • Site is otherwise fully functional

• Kristall

  This browser gets a bit of a pass because it is not primarily designed around HTTP and HTML
  • No javascript (non-critical)
  • No CSS (non-critical)
  • No video support (non-critical)
  • No image support (it is unclear why)
  • No form support
  • As a result, the site can be viewed but not interacted with.

• Internet Explorer (non-edge)

  Very bizzare issues but the site functions.

• Nintendo 3DS internet

  • Randomly fails to load parts of the page:
    • Images
    • Fonts
  • Does not understand the site certificate, is somehow able to communicate over http anyways
  • Seems to not understand a large portion of CSS
  • Navigation menu does not open, pages must be visited by typing in the url (NEED TO FIX)
  • No javascript (non-critical)
  • No video support (non-critical)
  • Site is otherwise fully functional

Unusable

These browsers are... yeah.

• Netscape Navigator (4.0)

  • Site must be accessed locally (no common encryption algorithms)
  • Javascript must be disabled
  • No button support, so some forms are broken
  • Occasional crashes under wine
  • No iframe support (non-critical)

Untested, with plans to do so

I haven't got around to testing these yet.

Untested, with no plans to do so

I do not use these browsers, or care if they are compatible.

• Chrome/Chromium/Edge/Opera/Brave (desktop)
• Chrome/Chromium/Edge/Opera/Brave (mobile)