I wonder what they mean by "browser standards?"

This is what I get when trying to break into Apocalypto I referenced on Friday. Internet Explorer? Netscape? The mind boggles.

No need to wonder if I'm using your content. I wouldn't touch the stuff.

(As an aside, the WebKit non-standard javascript might have something to do with it, but this kind of screen just smacks of a web design team and site that doesn't even bother to support actual standards.)

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