IE9 Bug

[boldfire]

I've just been testing the IE9 beta and came across a little bug in IE9. On the homepage when not logged in the horizontal scroller doesn't flow properly.

Attached screenshot of the area I mean...

[tehboris]

Tell microsoft?

[boldfire]

I'm not sure what to make of that response; I'm sure you didn't mean to come across as rude so I wont take it as such.

I'm pretty sure it's an issue on Revision3, it works fine with compatibility mode turned on which might suggest a 'hack' to get it working on older versions is no longer required.

Just a heads up - not a complaint!

[tehboris]

I'm just doing a bit of trolling :P

[tokenuser]

I tend to agree though - tell Microsoft.
You are using beta software, and they want replicable bugs for testing.

Rev3 could possibly put in a hack to do browser detection and unhack a hack that was made to fix browser comparability ... but MS need to just make sure their browser works. The non standard way previous ie's did stuff broke the Internet enough, and MS know it, and are trying to move back to a more standards focused platform. Problem is, with 70% of the world using ie, the web was already broken to fit the MS view.

So, tell Microsoft :)

[boldfire]

All true points - was reported earlier when tehboris originally posted :)

As you say though, if Revision3 could 'unhack' it (if indeed it was a hack and not just a fault with IE9b) solves the problem regardless of the wider problem of the web.