IE 11 Breaks Rendering For Google Products, and Outlook Too
An anonymous reader writes with this excerpt from The Register: "The Windows 8.1 rollout has hit more hurdles: the new version 11 of Internet Explorer that ships with the operating system does not render Google products well and is also making life difficult for users of Microsoft's own Outlook Web Access webmail product. The latter issue is well known: Microsoft popped out some advice about the fact that only the most basic interface to the webmail tool will work back in July. It seems not every sysadmin got the memo and implemented Redmond's preferred workarounds, but there are only scattered complaints out there, likely because few organisations have bothered implementing Windows 8.1 yet."
Also from the article: "Numerous reports suggest that IE 11 users can once again enjoy access to all things Google if they un-tick the IE 11 option to 'Use Microsoft Compatibility lists.'" And here's Microsoft KB work around.
IE 11 ain't done until Google won't run.
Has a vaguely familiar ring...
Sheesh, evil *and* a jerk. -- Jade
Well they were definitely building something that distracted them. Because in all my years of web development, IE has definitely been the most standards-compliant browser. I've never heard of a situation in which IE did not render something correctly, or in a non-standard fashion, or in any kind of fashion that causes developers to scream at the screen, angrily toss their mouse outside the window, and yell foul obscenities at a Bill Gates they cannot see, in a place far away where they cannot touch.
Can we finally get a Mod total score above 5 yet on /.? This one would go to 11!
/. just doesn't go to 11. IE does, and it shows.
Not an option on Win8.x tablets, unfortunately
What, all three of them?
"Little does he know, but there is no 'I' in 'Idiot'!"
This "No, fuck you" is the most intelligent post I have seen in a while. AC, pray tell: have you gotten rid of teenager's acne already ?