Hey freeones watch this
 

but this is how look "the thing i'm not supposed to talk about here" looks in IE9

First:
(example)

http://www.myimg.us/images/09.10.13/37641.jpg

Then suddently:

http://www.myimg.us/images/09.10.13/37642.jpg

It's litterally unusable.

I don't know how many user have IE9, but there is probably still a lot of people.

Not good in Netscape either

it's not my website, but i have still a lot of users with this browser.

this was a joke right?

good one :thumbsup

Netscape?

Yep, it's looking spot-on in Netscape :winkwink: :thumbsup

Only 4.35% of the total visitors :D I'm on it though, should not be like this at all so thank you!!

Can you check if you have compatibility mode turned on?

yes, the compatibility mode seems to do the trick.

The problem is that i think that it needs to be disabled (?)

(same comment for your submission script: )

http://www.myimg.us/images/09.11.13/37658.jpg

http://www.myimg.us/images/09.11.13/37659.jpg


it seems to be possible to select it:
http://superuser.com/questions/21528...atability-view

Yes it needs to be disabled:
source:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2536204

http://www.myimg.us/images/09.11.13/37660.jpg

http://www.myimg.us/images/09.11.13/37661.jpg

http://www.myimg.us/images/09.11.13/37662.jpg

http://www.myimg.us/images/09.11.13/37663.jpg

http://www.myimg.us/images/09.11.13/37664.jpg

(i don't think i set up this mode myself in the past)

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6...ity-view-in-ie

hahahaha rookie mistake. Wouldn't expect less from Roald.

I believe that in some cases a site/domain/intranet you visit can enable it automatically.