The forums don't seems to respopnd well to the new Explorer 9 upgrade. Anyone else having trouble?

The forums don't seems to respopnd well to the new Explorer 9 upgrade. Anyone else having trouble?

Nope

Didn't download it just because it was available

Geez, another version of a crappy internet browser. And it's probably in Beta testing. I wonder what the problem could be.

Geez, another version of a crappy internet browser. And it's probably in Beta testing. I wonder what the problem could be.

Let us know what you find out... :popcorn:

This is the only site so far that I've noticed a problem.

Geez, another version of a crappy internet browser. And it's probably in Beta testing. I wonder what the problem could be.


The Release Candidate (RC1) is available.

RC's are usually way more stable than Betas.





At work I'm still stuck with IE7 :/

This is the only site so far that I've noticed a problem.

This site always had a few quirks, even with firefox. However, most of those bugs went away with the new firefox beta v4.

:gossip: the union won't allow Sparx to download firefox.

The Release Candidate (RC1) is available.

RC's are usually way more stable than Betas.





At work I'm still stuck with IE7 :/

Since 8 sux, I'm not too optimistic about 9. I've never seen anything lock up so much.

Since 8 sux, I'm not too optimistic about 9. I've never seen anything lock up so much.

Really? I have more problems with Firefox and compatibility with DoD sites, certificates and CAC authentication then anything else.

IE8 with Windows 7 is extremely stable - over 300 workstations running like clocks. :yay:

Really? I have more problems with Firefox and compatibility with DoD sites, certificates and CAC authentication then anything else.

IE8 with Windows 7 is extremely stable - over 300 workstations running like clocks. :yay:

IE is probably the best browser to run with DoD sites. But I'm not sure I'd want workstations to run like clocks. That doesn't sound very useful.

I was happy at first to discover it loaded fairly fast, especially when opening new tabs. But, after trying to use it, ran into many problems on many sites.

Not my main browser, only used for testing and some specific tasks.

Google Chrome and Firefox are the ones to use if you can. Chrome seems to have an edge over FF on speed. Don't like that chrome won't render XML files unless a stylesheet is specified.