[bunglebrown]

I thought I once heard that some browsers don't support iframes - does any one know which?

[sampuu]

Old Netscape browsers will have real trouble, and some IE6 users will find that the positions are out or the frames overflow or something.
Robots (eg Google, Yahoo! etc) will list your Iframe as a separate page - although you could easily put a noindex meta tag on your frame and a redirect for anyone directly accessing it if this is a big issue.
Thats really the only problems.

[bunglebrown]

I've had a few problems with safari - does that display everything as it should. .

it's just that some of my stuff isn't coming up on the local server when I preview in that browser but not really sure why.

[Scoochi2]

Try this handy tool and see if it helps
http://browsershots.org/

[bunglebrown]

oh. . nice touch!

[lordsofvine]

wow that's a good one there, i was just reading some of the post and i didn't expect that i can use these site, thanks its a big help to us

[firesteel]

Originally Posted by Scoochi2

Try this handy tool and see if it helps
http://browsershots.org/

Very nice link Scoochi2. That's definitely a keeper and one for the bookmarks, thanks!