RE: Fewer Keyholes in 2005
Scott Meyers <smeyers-Q9ZaqOuDrMJWk0Htik3J/[email protected]> Tue, 11 Jan 2005 12:26:10 -0800
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At 11:40 AM 1/11/2005, White Wolf wrote: >Ehem. Progress ON YOUR computer. ;-) Let me take a wild guess: have you >recently changed your browser to FireFox? I have just tested the United >site with IEofXP (latest) and FireFox. As I have explained earlier (a year >earlier?), the month keyhole on the United site is a keyhole-bug in Internet >Explorer. So I suggest you start up your IE and revert back to sad. :-( It >still shows only 10 items. Not a security issue I guess. And who cares >about usability issues, when you have the 98% of the market...? :-( Nice call. Yes, I'm now using Firefox, and yes, the keyhole still exists under IE, though I see 11 entries, not 10. But now I'm wondering where the responsibility for the keyhole lies. I assumed it was the site designers at UAL, but now it looks like it could be the developers at MS. Do you have any insight into what causes this problem? >Ps: Give my regards to Persephone! I wish I could, but she passed away in September. Very sudden, very sad. The holidays were not much fun this year. Thank you for thinking of her. Scott