To remove conflict in http and https in IE I have done below given solution, please someone tell me is it Browser dependent?

<a href="//www.mydomain.com/" title="Commerce Pundit" target="_开发者_开发技巧blank" class="normaltext-11pt-link">Om The Eternity</a>

On click on the above link is browser dependent? will it create any problem in any browser in any case?

is it good idea to avoid the mentioned conflict?

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This should be fine.

Using // for protocol relative URLs is standards-compliant and supported by all browsers.

According to this blog post, there are two minor IE specific downsides: Resources get (obviously) cached twice if called through http and https; and CSS style sheets get loaded twice. Both not really a problem for the average-sized site, IMO.

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As Pekka said, it is standards compliant and works in all browsers.

There's only one drawback: when a user saves a file and accesses it from their hard disk, the protocol will be file: and your link will fail. Using a protocol your users will be able to just click the link and they will be redirected to the correct domain.