W3C mobileOK Checker

Size	Type	URI	incl. redirects
31.6KB	stylesheet	https://auth.gfx.ms/14.500.21835.00/R3WinLive1033.css	0
10.7KB	document	Resource under test	669B
5.1KB	image	https://auth.gfx.ms/14.500.21835.00/controls.png	0

Type	URI	Redirects
document	Resource under test	3
image	https://auth.gfx.ms/14.500.21835.00/controls.png	0
image (*)	https://auth.gfx.ms/14.500.21835.00/hig/img/controls.png	0
stylesheet	https://auth.gfx.ms/14.500.21835.00/R3WinLive1033.css	0

Detailed report

The label of each of the following failure messages contains its severity, its category, and a short description of the failure completed by the underlying best practice that triggered the failure.

Severity: ; category: ; description: HTTP status code 404 (Not Found) or 5xx (Server Error) received for an embedded resource ; Best Practice:

Why?

Embedded resources must be retrieved for the page to be correctly rendered.

How?

Check and fix the following link(s).

Where?

Triggered by https://auth.gfx.ms/14.500.21835.00/hig/img/controls.png.

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Severity: critical

Most mobile devices will not be able to render (part of) the page or will not be able to render the page in a reasonable time frame. Critical failures should be addressed first!

Category: HTTP errors

The mobileOK Checker could not retrieve some of the resources required to run the tests or has found broken links.

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Severity: ; category: ; description: The document uses a markup-based redirection ; Best Practice: REDIRECTION
Why?

Using a markup-based redirection is slower and more costly than using HTTP-based redirects.

How?

See Don't break the back button.
Where?

Triggered by the resource under test:

Line 5

… <meta content="0; URL=https://login.live.com/jsDisabled.srf?mkt=EN-US&lc=1033" http-equiv="Refresh" />
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Severity: severe

Most mobile devices should render the page but the user experience is strongly impacted.

Category: Use the network sparingly

Web protocol features can help improve the user experience by reducing the impact of network bottlenecks and latencies.

Best practice: REDIRECTION

Do not use markup to redirect pages automatically. Instead, configure the server to perform redirects by means of HTTP 3xx codes.

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Severity: ; category: ; description: The CSS style sheet is not syntactically valid CSS ; Best Practice: CONTENT FORMAT SUPPORT

Why?

The style sheets contain syntax errors. Browsers may not be able to render the page as expected.

How?

Check the style sheets with the W3C CSS Validator to find and correct CSS syntax errors.
Support for CSS varies from one device to the other. It is relatively safe to assume that mobile devices that support CSS support the CSS Level 1 grammar along with the @media attribute.
The CSS Validator checks style sheets against CSS Level 2.1 by default. CSS Level 1 may be selected prior to running the CSS validator in its "More options" menu. Unknown selectors, combinators, properties and values for the CSS Level 1 profile are reported as a separate warning by the mobileOK Checker (they are reported as errors by the CSS validator) and do not account for this message.

Where?

Triggered by https://auth.gfx.ms/14.500.21835.00/R3WinLive1033.css.

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Severity: severe

Most mobile devices should render the page but the user experience is strongly impacted.

Category: Rely on Web standards

In the highly fragmented market of devices and browsers, standards are the best guarantee for interoperability.

Best practice: CONTENT_FORMAT_SUPPORT

Send content in a format that is known to be supported by the device.

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Severity: ; category: ; description: There is no page title ; Best Practice: PAGE TITLE

Why?

The page title is displayed by most mobile devices on top of the screen, and to identify bookmarks. Given the limited size of mobile screens, it is an essential piece of information for the user.

How?

Define a short but descriptive title.

Where?

Triggered by the resource under test.

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Severity: medium

A mobile constraint has not been taken into account or the page relies on implicit hypotheses that could turn out to be wrong. For instance, a more conservative use of the network is possible (e.g. whitespaces account for more than 10% of the size of the page) or the character encoding is not explicitly set in the page.

Category: Think of users on the go

Web users on the go want compact information when time is short and distractions many.

Best practice: PAGE_TITLE

Provide a short but descriptive page title.

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Severity: ; category: ; description: A length property uses an absolute unit ; Best Practice: MEASURES
Why?

Using absolute measures in CSS creates layouts that do not adapt to the screen dimensions.

How?

Use em or percentage based values in CSS.
Where?

Triggered 48 times by https://auth.gfx.ms/14.500.21835.00/R3WinLive1033.css. 10 first occurrences:

Line 1

… width: 16px

Line 1

… height: 16px

Line 1

… width: 8px

Line 1

… height: 8px

Line 1

… width: 7px

Line 1

… height: 4px

Line 1

… width: 61px

Line 1

… height: 61px

Line 1

… width: 46px

Line 1

… height: 46px
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Severity: low

Useful improvements are possible.

Category: Check graphics and colors

Images, colors, and style brighten content, but require care: devices may have low-contrast screens or may not support some formats.

Best practice: MEASURES

Do not use pixel measures and do not use absolute units in markup language attribute values and style sheet property values.

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Severity: ; category: ; description: The total size of the page (47.4KB) exceeds 20 kilobytes (Primary document: 10KB, Images: 5.1KB, Style sheets: 31.6KB, Redirects: 669B) ; Best Practice: PAGE SIZE LIMIT

Why?

Big pages require a possibly high cost and a long waiting time in many mobile networks. For instance, on many mobile networks, downloading 100KB worth of data takes as long as 1 minute.

How?

Focus on the piece of information that you want to deliver. Scale down images to a reasonable size. Remove images that are not essential to the layout of the page. Make sure to separate CSS styles defined for screen and handheld media types so that only relevant CSS styles are downloaded by most devices.

Where?

Triggered by the resource under test.

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Severity: low

Useful improvements are possible.

Category: Keep it small

Smaller sites make users happier by costing less in time and money.

Best practice: PAGE_SIZE_LIMIT

Ensure that the overall size of page is appropriate to the memory limitations of the device.

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Severity: ; category: ; description: The document does not validate against XHTML Basic 1.1 or MP 1.2. ; Best Practice: VALID MARKUP
Why?

The document is invalid XHTML or uses elements or structures that are not allowed in the XHTML Basic 1.1 specification. This is likely to be problematic for mobile browsers who are more sensitive to the structure of the content than desktop browsers.

How?

Check the page with the W3C Markup Validator
While unknown elements are likely to be ignored by browsers, a simple syntax error may invalidate the document to the point where browsers cannot render it anymore. Also bear in mind that checks were run against a tidied version of the document. The tidying process may have modified the structure and semantics of the original document and may have either created new problems or fixed existing ones.
Where?

Triggered by the resource under test:

Line 2, Column 45 — The string "--" is not permitted within comments.
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Severity: low

Useful improvements are possible.

Category: Rely on Web standards

In the highly fragmented market of devices and browsers, standards are the best guarantee for interoperability.

Best practice: VALID_MARKUP

Create documents that validate to published formal grammars.

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Severity: ; category: ; description: The embedded image or object is not of type image/gif or image/jpeg (image/png) ; Best Practice: CONTENT FORMAT SUPPORT
Why?

The document contains images that are not in GIF or JPEG format, or are not correctly served by the Web server. Images in formats other than GIF or JPEG may not work on some mobile browsers.
How?

Convert with an image editor the said images either to GIF or to JPEG, depending on the type of images;

Either update the links to these new versions, or use Content Negotiation to have both versions available and served depending on the browser capabilities.
Where?

Triggered by https://auth.gfx.ms/14.500.21835.00/controls.png.

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Severity: low

Useful improvements are possible.

Category: Rely on Web standards

In the highly fragmented market of devices and browsers, standards are the best guarantee for interoperability.

Best practice: CONTENT_FORMAT_SUPPORT

Send content in a format that is known to be supported by the device.

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Severity: ; category: ; description: The size of the document's markup (10KB) exceeds 10 kilobytes ; Best Practice: PAGE SIZE LIMIT

Why?

Mobile devices have limited screens. Long pages on small screens are confusing, because users can't see the big picture and feel lost. Some mobile devices with limited memory still can't handle pages that are more than a few Kb but, in essence, the 10Kb limit was set for usability reasons. Some screens may be big enough to display pages with more content. The 10Kb limit ensures that the page is still usable on devices with small screens.

How?

Focus on the piece of information that you want to deliver, and build the page around it.

Where?

Triggered by the resource under test.

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Severity: low

Useful improvements are possible.

Category: Keep it small

Smaller sites make users happier by costing less in time and money.

Best practice: PAGE_SIZE_LIMIT

Ensure that the overall size of page is appropriate to the memory limitations of the device.

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Severity: ; category: ; description: The document uses scripting ; Best Practice: OBJECTS OR SCRIPT
Why?

Scripting can be used, but shouldn't be relied upon, since many mobile devices do not support or hardly support scripting. The page should still be usable when scripting is not enabled.

How?

Use scripting to enhance your page, but degrade gracefully when scripting is not supported.
Where?

Triggered 8 times by the resource under test:

Line 5

… <script type="text/javascript">var PROOF = {};PROO

Line 13

… <script type="text/javascript">if (top != self){ t

Line 13

… <script type="text/javascript">var g_iSRSFailed=0,

Line 15

… <script type="text/javascript">var ServerData = {u

Line 15

… <script src="https://auth.gfx.ms/14.500.21835.00/Login_Strings_JS1033.js" type="text/javascript" />

Line 16

… <script src="https://auth.gfx.ms/14.500.21835.00/Login_Core.js" type="text/javascript" />

Line 17

… <script type="text/javascript">_DY("__Login_String

Line 17

… <script type="text/javascript">_DY("__Login_String
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Severity: informational

An informational message is a lightweight warning that alerts authors on a point that may have an impact on the user experience on mobile devices if it is not handled with care. For instance, using scripting is not discouraged but authors should check that the page remains usable without scripting. Informational messages do not affect the score of the page.

Category: Be cautious of device limitations

When choosing to use a particular Web technology, consider that mobile devices vary greatly in capability.

Best practice: OBJECTS_OR_SCRIPT

Do not rely on embedded objects or script.

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Severity: ; category: ; description: An element uses an event attribute ; Best Practice: OBJECTS OR SCRIPT
Why?

Using event attributes means that scripts and content are mixed in the page.

How?

Register the events listeners in the script, separated from the content of the page.
Where?

Triggered by the resource under test:

Line 18

… <body onload="evt_Login_onload(event);" uitheme="Web">
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Severity: warning

A warning alerts authors on a point that may have an impact on the user experience on mobile devices and that may be worth checking. A warning does not necessarily mean that something needs to be fixed in the page. Warnings do not affect the score of the page.

Category: Be cautious of device limitations

When choosing to use a particular Web technology, consider that mobile devices vary greatly in capability.

Best practice: OBJECTS_OR_SCRIPT

Do not rely on embedded objects or script.

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Severity: ; category: ; description: The CSS style sheet contains rules referencing the position, display or float properties ; Best Practice: STYLE SHEETS SUPPORT
Why?

Support for CSS style sheets varies from one device to the other, and cannot be entirely relied upon, especially to position the elements precisely. Floating and absolutely positioned elements should also be avoided on limited screens for usability reason since they may trigger scrolling in two directions.
Where?

Triggered 69 times by https://auth.gfx.ms/14.500.21835.00/R3WinLive1033.css. 10 first occurrences:

Line 1

… position: relative

Line 1

… position: absolute

Line 1

… position: relative

Line 1

… position: absolute

Line 1

… position:absolute

Line 1

… position:absolute

Line 1

… position:absolute

Line 1

… float:left

Line 1

… display:none

Line 1

… float:right

Triggered by the resource under test:

Line 13

… display:none
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Severity: warning

A warning alerts authors on a point that may have an impact on the user experience on mobile devices and that may be worth checking. A warning does not necessarily mean that something needs to be fixed in the page. Warnings do not affect the score of the page.

Category: Be cautious of device limitations

When choosing to use a particular Web technology, consider that mobile devices vary greatly in capability.

Best practice: STYLE_SHEETS_SUPPORT

Organize documents so that if necessary they may be read without style sheets.

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Severity: ; category: ; description: "Cache-Control" HTTP header is present and contains value "no-cache", or contains value "max-age=0" ; Best Practice: CACHING

Why?

A no-cache (or max-age=0) directive prevents browsers from caching the content, and thus requires them to retrieve it through the network every time.

How?

If the resource needs to be revalidated each time it is queried, consider using the Last-Modified and/or ETag HTTP headers to limit the complete retrieval of the resource to the cases where the resource has changed. See Mark Nottingham's tutorial on caching to learn more about these techniques.

Where?

Triggered by the resource under test.

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Severity: warning

A warning alerts authors on a point that may have an impact on the user experience on mobile devices and that may be worth checking. A warning does not necessarily mean that something needs to be fixed in the page. Warnings do not affect the score of the page.

Category: Use the network sparingly

Web protocol features can help improve the user experience by reducing the impact of network bottlenecks and latencies.

Best practice: CACHING

Provide caching information in HTTP responses.

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Severity: ; category: ; description: The "Expires" header contains a date in the past ; Best Practice: CACHING

Why?

An Expires date set in the past prevents browsers from caching the content, and thus requires them to retrieve it through the network every time.

How?

If the resource needs to be revalidated each time it is queried by users, consider using the Last-Modified and/or ETag HTTP headers to limit the complete retrieval of the resource to the cases where the resource has changed. See Mark Nottingham's tutorial on caching to learn more about these techniques.

Where?

Triggered by the resource under test.

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Severity: warning

A warning alerts authors on a point that may have an impact on the user experience on mobile devices and that may be worth checking. A warning does not necessarily mean that something needs to be fixed in the page. Warnings do not affect the score of the page.

Category: Use the network sparingly

Web protocol features can help improve the user experience by reducing the impact of network bottlenecks and latencies.

Best practice: CACHING

Provide caching information in HTTP responses.

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Severity: ; category: ; description: A matching HTTP response header does not exist for the meta http-equiv element ; Best Practice:
Why?

The mobile HTTP delivery chains usually involve more intermediaries than typical desktop chains (e.g. mobile operator gateways). The intermediaries will stick to the HTTP level, and won't dig in the content of the page to check for meta http-equiv elements. For the value not to be ignored, a matching HTTP header should be defined in the HTTP response.
Where?

Triggered 2 times by the resource under test:

http-equiv=x-ua-compatible

http-equiv=refresh
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Severity: warning

A warning alerts authors on a point that may have an impact on the user experience on mobile devices and that may be worth checking. A warning does not necessarily mean that something needs to be fixed in the page. Warnings do not affect the score of the page.

Category: Use the network sparingly

Web protocol features can help improve the user experience by reducing the impact of network bottlenecks and latencies.

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Severity: ; category: ; description: The document is not served as "application/xhtml+xml" ; Best Practice: CONTENT FORMAT SUPPORT
Why?

The recommended media type for serving XHTML is application/xhtml+xml. More browsers are likely to support that media type, and optimize the rendering for it. application/vnd.wap.xhtml+xml is widely used and supported in mobile networks as well but is unlikely to be supported by non-mobile browsers.

How?

See how to properly configure server mime types. If the page under test uses a non-XML version of HTML, you should first consider switching to XHTML. In any case, do not serve a non-XML version of HTML with an application/xhtml+xml media type.
Beware: some browsers have no support for application/xhtml+xml (e.g. Internet Explorer) and prompt users to download pages served as such. You should not serve XHTML content to browsers that do not support it. Use Content Negotiation to match the browser's capabilities. See the XHTML Media Types - Second Edition W3C note for more information and in particular the Compatibility Guidelines to follow to have XHTML documents rendered on both XHTML-aware and HTML-only user agents.
Where?

Triggered by the resource under test:

served as text/html
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Severity: informational

An informational message is a lightweight warning that alerts authors on a point that may have an impact on the user experience on mobile devices if it is not handled with care. For instance, using scripting is not discouraged but authors should check that the page remains usable without scripting. Informational messages do not affect the score of the page.

Category: Rely on Web standards

In the highly fragmented market of devices and browsers, standards are the best guarantee for interoperability.

Best practice: CONTENT_FORMAT_SUPPORT

Send content in a format that is known to be supported by the device.

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Severity: ; category: ; description: The document uses a non-XML doctype (no DTD found or doctype declaration invalid) ; Best Practice: CONTENT FORMAT SUPPORT

Why?

The document uses a doctype that is not recognized as an XHTML doctype. Mobile browsers can optimize the parsing and rendering of pages with an XHTML doctype.

How?

Switch to XHTML if you are using a non-XML version of HTML; or pick a well-known XHTML doctype otherwise.

Where?

Triggered by the resource under test.

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Severity: warning

A warning alerts authors on a point that may have an impact on the user experience on mobile devices and that may be worth checking. A warning does not necessarily mean that something needs to be fixed in the page. Warnings do not affect the score of the page.

Category: Rely on Web standards

In the highly fragmented market of devices and browsers, standards are the best guarantee for interoperability.

Best practice: CONTENT_FORMAT_SUPPORT

Send content in a format that is known to be supported by the device.

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Severity: ; category: ; description: The resource does not specify UTF-8 as character encoding ; Best Practice: CHARACTER ENCODING USE
Why?

One of the resources required to render the page (most likely a CSS style sheet) does not declare its encoding as UTF-8 in an HTTP Content-Type header. Check that its content is properly encoded, and consider declaring its encoding at the HTTP level.
Where?

Triggered by https://auth.gfx.ms/14.500.21835.00/R3WinLive1033.css:

check the Content-Type HTTP header
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Severity: warning

A warning alerts authors on a point that may have an impact on the user experience on mobile devices and that may be worth checking. A warning does not necessarily mean that something needs to be fixed in the page. Warnings do not affect the score of the page.

Category: Rely on Web standards

In the highly fragmented market of devices and browsers, standards are the best guarantee for interoperability.

Best practice: CHARACTER_ENCODING_USE

Indicate in the response the character encoding being used.

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Severity: ; category: ; description: The CSS Style contains at-rules, properties, or values that may not be supported ; Best Practice: STYLE SHEETS USE
Why?

Support for CSS varies from one device to the other. It is relatively safe to assume that mobile devices that support CSS support the CSS Level 1 grammar along with the @media attribute.
Where?

Triggered 852 times by the resource under test. 10 first occurrences:

Line 1 — Property position doesn't exist in CSS level 1 but exists in [css2, css21, css3]

Line 1 — Property overflow doesn't exist in CSS level 1 but exists in [css2, css21, css3]

Line 1 — Property position doesn't exist in CSS level 1 but exists in [css2, css21, css3]

Line 1 — Property top doesn't exist in CSS level 1 but exists in [css2, css21, css3]

Line 1 — Property left doesn't exist in CSS level 1 but exists in [css2, css21, css3]

Line 1 — Property top doesn't exist in CSS level 1 but exists in [css2, css21, css3]

Line 1 — Property left doesn't exist in CSS level 1 but exists in [css2, css21, css3]

Line 1 — Property top doesn't exist in CSS level 1 but exists in [css2, css21, css3]

Line 1 — Property left doesn't exist in CSS level 1 but exists in [css2, css21, css3]

Line 1 — Property top doesn't exist in CSS level 1 but exists in [css2, css21, css3]
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Severity: informational

An informational message is a lightweight warning that alerts authors on a point that may have an impact on the user experience on mobile devices if it is not handled with care. For instance, using scripting is not discouraged but authors should check that the page remains usable without scripting. Informational messages do not affect the score of the page.

Category: Rely on Web standards

In the highly fragmented market of devices and browsers, standards are the best guarantee for interoperability.

Best practice: STYLE_SHEETS_USE

Use style sheets to control layout and presentation, unless the device is known not to support them.

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The W3C mobileOK Checker follows the W3C mobileOK Basic Tests 1.0 standard and uses specific HTTP headers to retrieve resources as if it were a mobile device. As a result, tests may not be run against the content one may see when the resource is viewed on a regular desktop browser.

Source listing of the resource under test
1. <!DOCTYPE html>
2. 
3. 
4. <html dir="ltr" lang="EN-US"><head><meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8"/><meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=Edge"/><base href="https://login.live.com/pp1450/"/><script type="text/javascript">var PROOF = {};PROOF.Type = {SQSA: 6, CSS: 5, DeviceId: 4, Email: 1, AltEmail: 2, SMS: 3, HIP: 8, Birthday: 9, TOTPAuthenticator: 10, Voice: -3};</script><noscript><meta http-equiv="Refresh" content="0; URL=https://login.live.com/jsDisabled.srf?mkt=EN-US&lc=1033"/>Microsoft account requires JavaScript to sign in. This web browser either does not support JavaScript, or scripts are being blocked.<br /><br />To find out whether your browser supports JavaScript, or to allow scripts, see the browser's online help.</noscript><title>Sign In</title> <meta name="description" content="Outlook.com is free modern email service from Microsoft. Get a clean clutter�free inbox, easily connect with Office Web Apps and SkyDrive and use it with your Hotmail account."/><meta name="PageID" content="i5030"/><meta name="SiteID" content="64855"/><meta name="ReqLC" content="1033"/><meta name="LocLC" content="1033"/><link rel="shortcut icon" href="https://auth.gfx.ms/14.500.21835.00/favicon.ico?v=2" />
5. <link rel="stylesheet" title="R3CSS" type="text/css" href="https://auth.gfx.ms/14.500.21835.00/R3WinLive1033.css"/><style type="text/css">:root input[type=checkbox] + label, :root input[type=radio] + label{background-image: url(https://auth.gfx.ms/14.500.21835.00/controls.png), url(https://auth.gfx.ms/14.500.21835.00/controls.png), url(https://auth.gfx.ms/14.500.21835.00/controls.png);}
6. ::-webkit-scrollbar-button{background-image: url(https://auth.gfx.ms/14.500.21835.00/controls.png);}
7. a, a:visited{color:#0072C6;}
8. a:hover{color:#338ED1;}
9. a:hover:active{color:#66AADC;}
10. :root input[type=button].default, :root input[type=submit].default{background-color:#0072C6;}
11. :root input[type=button]:hover.default, :root input[type=submit]:hover.default, :root button:hover.default{background-color:#1E82CC;}
12. </style><style type="text/css">body{display:none;}</style><script type="text/javascript">if (top != self){ try{ top.location.replace(self.location.href);}catch (e){ }}else{ document.write(unescape('%3C%73') + 'tyle type="text/css">body{display:block !important;}</style>');}</script><noscript><style type="text/css">body{display:block !important;}</style></noscript><script type="text/javascript">var g_iSRSFailed=0,g_sSRSSuccess="";function _DY(a,f,b){var e=1,d=unescape('%3Cscript type="text/javascript" src="'),c=unescape('"%3E%3C/script%3E');if(g_sSRSSuccess.indexOf(a)!=-1)return;if(typeof window[a]=="undefined"){g_iSRSFailed=1;b<=e&&document.write(d+f+c)}else g_sSRSSuccess+=a+"|"+b+","}
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This is the W3C mobileOK Checker v1.4.2
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The checker is based on the open source mobileOK checker library developed by the Mobile Web Best Practices working group.

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W3C mobileOK Checker

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Address: http://www.live.com/

Result: 28%

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Network usage: 7 requests

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