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02 Oct 2008, 16:32

Okay, so I've been pretty much coding HM 100% in Firefox 3, alternating with Safari and Google Chrome depending on my mood, and it displays 100% pixel perfect in those browsers, which is actually very rare, and something I didnt expect.

But today, I'm curious ysee, I wonder how it'll display in IE ysee, so I boot up the bucket of shit that is IE7, load HM on my localhost, with the awesome new design set as default, and this is the twisted sight that befalls my eyes...

Really now, that's just cruel.

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What? I'm just testing video's for Stett >.>

03 Oct 2008, 02:23

Seriously, no Opera option? The de facto standard of awesomeness when it comes to web browsers.

Hey, it could be worse... you could be trying to look at it with IE6! I'd love to help you out since I somewhat enjoy debugging CSS to work with IE, but I have absolutely no fucking time at the moment.

03 Oct 2008, 10:35

Eurgh, that's pretty ugly. Are you even thinking about fixing this for the IE users?

03 Oct 2008, 16:38

I always code pages in a standards-sound browser first, then do fixes to IE and all that once it's done, so yes I'll be fixing it to work with IE7 -- IE6 can suck a dick.

@Attack -
IE6 actually renders it exactly the same as IE7.. so does IE8(so much for 100% standards support), and the problem appears to be that all versions of IE freak the fuck out when absolutely or relatively positioned elements are siblings or parents of floated elements. That is, like most IE bugs, absolutely stupid.

By the way, Opera renders HM perfectly too. Basically anything but IE renders HM pixel-perfectly.

08 Oct 2008, 12:16

Man do I pity the IE users.
FF is the best thing I ever did for my web-browsing experience.

08 Oct 2008, 17:54

It'd be even better if you were a web dev, then you got a whole new can of awesome opened up in the Firebug and Web Developer extensions.
Useful, those are..

09 Oct 2008, 02:54

Is 'Other' like connecting to HypeMuffin solely using my awesome brain skills to hack into a local wireless network and using the default mental browser that I find there?

Because I haven't tested how HM looks in that browser yet, may be something to consider. With great power comes great responsibility, and anyway I have enough trouble driving and walking avoiding speeding walls and columns to be blinded by mental web browsing.

09 Oct 2008, 22:02

Other can be anything you want it to be, use your imagination, get creative.

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