Internet Explorer 10 Bug List

[Brock Beauchamp]

I finally picked up a new copy of Win7 and installed IE10 for testing purposes. Yet again, it appears that Microsoft has released a browser that breaks designs that work in every other browser, including IE9. Le sigh.

 

Anyway, if you see IE10 bugs, list 'em here and I'll start to plow through them.

[Brock Beauchamp]

Really? Nobody wants to yell at me about broken crap on the site? Sheesh. What happened to you guys?

[diehardtwinsfan]

biggest complaint I have is not an IE 10 thing, it's that certain adds somehow manage to show up in my history, so I cannot hit the back button anymore to get to the previous page I was on, because my history is loaded with some link to an add site.

 

Honestly, I haven't noticed any big bugs with this site and IE 10... My new Yahoo mail on the other hand... sucks.

[abnormal_1]

IE 10 has wrecked havock on legacy web applications across the internet.

 

Cant tell you how many times I've explained to end users go to developer mode and set to IE9...or 8 or perhaps just use Chrome or Firefox.

 

I hate IE 10.

[Oldgoat_MN]

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... IE10 ....

 

Why?

[Brock Beauchamp]

IE 10 has wrecked havock on legacy web applications across the internet.

 

Cant tell you how many times I've explained to end users go to developer mode and set to IE9...or 8 or perhaps just use Chrome or Firefox.

 

I hate IE 10.

 

The first thing I did was add a line of script to the site that forces IE10 into IE9 compatibility mode.

 

The Internet Explorer division of Microsoft is the worst. Really, they're just awful. I have NO IDEA what they're thinking most of the time. I imagine their mission statement looks something like this:

 

1. Piss off developers

2. Try to piss off developers more

3. Spend more time figuring out how to piss off developers

4. Provide a superior end-user experience

5. ...?

6. Profit!

 

They've never gotten past #3.

[Brock Beauchamp]

Why?

 

I have no idea. Given the 10+ years I've been fighting IE and its quirks, under no circumstances would I ever use that browser on an everyday basis.

 

But hey, some IT/IS departments force it on their userbase. I have no idea why they do that, but they certainly do it.

 

Anyone who forces IE on their users has never had to make code work in the browser.

[Brock Beauchamp]

biggest complaint I have is not an IE 10 thing, it's that certain adds somehow manage to show up in my history, so I cannot hit the back button anymore to get to the previous page I was on, because my history is loaded with some link to an add site.

 

What browser? I haven't noticed this in Chrome at all.

[diehardtwinsfan]

What browser? I haven't noticed this in Chrome at all.

 

Multiple versions of IE... and I wouldn't be surprised in the least if there's nothing you can do about it.

[diehardtwinsfan]

The first thing I did was add a line of script to the site that forces IE10 into IE9 compatibility mode.

 

The Internet Explorer division of Microsoft is the worst. Really, they're just awful. I have NO IDEA what they're thinking most of the time. I imagine their mission statement looks something like this:

 

1. Piss off developers

2. Try to piss off developers more

3. Spend more time figuring out how to piss off developers

4. Provide a superior end-user experience

5. ...?

6. Profit!

 

They've never gotten past #3.

 

They do number 6 pretty well. I owe my career to them.