Bugs & Errors

[Blue]

If I recall correctly the last time this happened, it involved disabling WYSIWYG mode, but can't find the relevant post for the life of me. If that doesn't work, maybe someone else more awake/useful can point you in the right direction.

[Mcjon01]

The more important solution was don't use IE10, though.

[Blue]

Ah, right you are. So the post that I mentioned is here. That's the best answer I've got.

[Dark Pulse]

I can't fix anything if that's the case. It's either a vBulletin bug or IE10 being dumb.

Though anyone willingly using IE is already punishing themselves.

[Enhance]

It's still good manners to have separate fixes and workabouts if browser is detected as IE.

[Kelnish]

I always forget that IE has a function other than downloading Firefox, Chrome, or whatever hipster browser you like.

[Dark Pulse]

It's still good manners to have separate fixes and workabouts if browser is detected as IE.

Please read the part where I said "I can't do anything about IE10 support as it's either an IE10 or vBulletin bug." I can fix small things, but anything that would require extensive changes are far beyond my capacity and would possibly be lost in the event of patching.

I always forget that IE has a function other than downloading Firefox, Chrome, or whatever hipster browser you like.

Yes, it's a wonderful malware vector.

[Kyte]

Not it's not anymore. Stop spreading lies from the 90s and early 2000s.

[I3uster]

Kyte, don't fall for Microsoft propaganda.

[Kyte]

Take away my Visual Studio and I'll stab you.

Also I do know what I'm talking about I've a) checked the various comparative studies and competitions and b) developed for IE10. :V

[I3uster]

So you're part of the problem?

[Kyte]

So you're part of the problem?

I am the solution.

[Mcjon01]

But Kyte
Kyte
IE is the malware

[AggroAnnabelle]

Yeah I made a thread about this problem. Disable the A/A thing on the left of the bar and you will be good to go.

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I use IE 10 and am proud.

[Kyte]

But Kyte
Kyte
IE is the malware

So're Chrome and Firefox then.
There's Opera and Safari but nobody gives a shit about those.

[Mcjon01]

So're Chrome and Firefox then.
There's Opera and Safari but nobody gives a shit about those.

I like Opera. The only reason I'm using Firefox right now is because I'm too lazy to reopen all fifteen tabs in another browser.

[Bittersweet]

You know, with the activity stream, hypertabbed browsing becomes largely pointless... right?

[AggroAnnabelle]

I like Opera. The only reason I'm using Firefox right now is because I'm too lazy to reopen all fifteen tabs in another browser.

Open all tabs, set as homepage, set to NOT open homepage on start, pull your browser up, press home? I have about 40 tabs that must be open at all times on two monitors and that is the system I use.

[Enhance]

I like Opera. The only reason I'm using Firefox right now is because I'm too lazy to reopen all fifteen tabs in another browser.

Dude, you so totally hit the mark. I decided to move from Opera to Chrome after it got shitty with 12.0 release, but the move took me like a couple months because all my tabs were in Opera.

[Kyte]

Dunno how other browsers do it but in Firefox I just do Ctrl-Shift-D to bookmark all my open tabs into a folder, switch to new firefox (portable or whatever), import bookmarks and then middleclick the folder so it reopens them all.

Magic.