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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Science & IT
Which preposition or word?
My site doesnt work with all browsers so I would like to add an information. Can you help me which word is correct. How to say it formally and short.
Site tested using/with/on/in/under/against Internet Explorer, Firefox.
Site tested using/with/on/in/under/against Internet Explorer, Firefox.
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Internet Explorer and Firefox are the recommended browsers for viewing this site.
- Internet Explorer and Firefox are the recommended browsers for viewing this site.
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Internet Explorer and Firefox are the recommended browsers for viewing this site.
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I'd still recommend my version for what you post. If someone asks why, you can say "I tested this with/using A and B and got the best results." Either "with" or "using" work.
(Not that "using" is a preposition.)
(Not that "using" is a preposition.)
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OK, Thanks. It would be better if I didn't have to writer such a information 
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