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As shown above, IE9 overlaps profile pics with reactions which I think should not be the case.
Also, shouldnt my pic should be instantly visible when I click on any reaction??
Also, in below pic, there shouldnt not be a line about "edit profile" link.
I think :first-child selector will do. Right @kasperisager
These are small things that go on big way to impress early adapters.
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IE sucks and should be banished from existence . How can it be that every other browser displays as it should but no not IE . So much so that special code has to be put in place. Microsoft's own filters don't render as they should. I say Boicot !!!
say No to IE !!!
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Hm weird, for me it looks fine in IE 9.
Why, need a reminder what you clicked on?
I am very sorry to say but this is very disappointing response.
Why does Facebook likes are instantly seen? Why does plus ones are instantly turned into red.
User must not be confused whether his last response was recognized or not.
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I've tried this on IE9 and the issue of overlapping isn't there.
I tried clicking "Awesome" under the last post @Lincoln made, and there was a small "progress" bar, and number "1" appeared - tested this with the other reactions (lol, insightful and offtopic). So it does give instant response for users who can instantly realise their response has been recognised.
Okay, the profile picture doesn't appear until a refresh but it still gives the user a solid aknowledgement of their response being recognised.
Yeah it works fine as is. I wouldn't even want the image to appear because that would mean that either blank space would have to be left under every post in case someone clicked a reaction, or the page would have to shift down to make room for a new reaction, neither of which would be desirable.
What a coincidence! I recently wrote about this topic, explaining why this is a completely wrong attitude.
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IE used to do custom filters, etc, and it completely bit them in ass, when their share of the market was eaten into, and in some cases, they had stymied themselves by their decisions, which were intended to locked-in tacktics. They do less of it now. However like most of the browser, where there is a need of a function, and consensus in not happening they will come up with a way. These then get taken up, and adopted (plenty examples in each main browser).
In my experience Opera has caused me the most problems. That is becuase they had an engine based on IE, but also they had an obsession about being 100% correct on standards, to fault. But what happens is they filled out the dots, but totally messed up joining up the dots. The graphical errors were stuff of legend. Floating point errors are the most amusing. When things are animated when they supposed to be static, that cracks me up no end.
I understand why people are still suspicious of MS. They were majorly, complacent, and cynical in 90s. Bill Gates, realised they need to reform. it took them 10 years. Ten years is a long time. They haven't full recovered, and the recent Windows, version show that they have an identity crisis, and I think the intend to get some of Apple's finesse, but the reality is their business model is totally different, to do what Apple does, you need to have control over hardware and it took Apple years to get to this point.
I'm not a fan of MS personally, but in the same breath, I think we also have to keep an eye on some of the other companies. As much as I like Google, some of its behaviour recently is reason for concern or at least, we need to use our public influence to make sure they don't take the piss.
Basically no browser, could if they wanted to use lock-in tactics these days. It just will not be a successful, MS are aware of that and have been for years. They still have problems remnant from the early days, but also some of the errors are just normal errors, which are common in all browsers.
Personally I don't don't address all of the IE problems, especially before IE8, because it is a lot of wasted time for nothing. if it was critical I’d do it but, much of the stuff I don't requires modern browsers anyway.
Much of the complaint with MS, can actually be explained with general peoples attitudes. They want to be able to do anything with no effort, and screw the consequences. So companies come up with imperfect solutions, and try an make money. Which is why I like Linux, I could do pretty much anything, as long as I put the effort in, and have some understanding of what I'm doing.
IT taught is schools is poor. MS Office does not count as computer skills. they should teach word preprocessing in pre-school as a given.
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I'm with you here.
I may not provide the completed solution you might desire, but I do try to provide honest suggestions to help you solve your issue.
Which is why I like iOS , I can do anything without effort , I only use a pc to check my work on browsers on Windows, but even that has become rather obsolete with User agent switchers for safari and others. I never liked Opera much but it works fine on the mac. Chrome also. I never had problems with anything else other than IE .
I do like the filters, x-ray/invert and the gradients etc. These only work in IE which is sad.(well webkit works) Although with the advent of some java this can also be made to work if one really wants to. My biggest gripe with IE:security holes, extra personalized code needed so it works but it varies from computer, it is impossible to make it look and act the same on all pc. I had a guy complain to me that at the internet cafe computer the page looked terribly bad in IE. Then I asked him to look at it on a different computer same browser and the page looked fine.
If the toss up is filters or productivity, I choose the latter.
I don't think it is about an attitude towards a product for me, it is about experience with a product which was not a great one.
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