You are here: Home > Browser bugs section
You are here: Home > Browser bugs section
6
7
3 8
10
4This bug has been reported at connect's IE beta feedback as bug 334225.
Object
getElementsByTagName by John Resig<style>*{position:relative}</style><table><input></table>.
This crash bug has been confirmed by many people so far. Crashs in IE7 as well if you open the page then maximize it,, Deviance;
Indeed, IE7 does not crash until the window is maximized., Jon;
Confirmed: Crashes IE7 on a fresh install of Windows Vista Premium and with Windows Vista Premium with all patches applied if you open the link then attempt to resize the window at all., Robert.
<col>
elements by Ian "Hixie" Hickson. This demo page is rendered as
expected by Firefox 2.0.0.3, Safari 2.0.4, Opera 9.20, Seamonkey 1.x
and Konqueror 3.5.5.type="application/ecmascript" and
type="application/javascript" which meet RFC 4329.
The valid types are "application/javascript" and "application/ecmascript". All modern JavaScript interpreters being implementations of ECMAScript, it seems like it would be best to use "application/ecmascript". Except that our good friend IE doesn't recognize them and ignores the script altogether if you use them. So once again, thanks to one more non-standard behavior of IE, we can't afford to follow the standard.by Bertrand Le Roy.
The first time a user visits your Web page, Internet Explorer automatically searches for this [favicon.ico] file. Otherwise, when the favicon.ico does not exist, the error.log shows favicon.ico (hundreds of times) as "404 file not found". From a web standards and HTTP perspective, it does not make any sense to request a file that has not been explicitly linked to begin with. This bug has been reported by several web authors since 1997!:
<style type="text/css"> @import url(css/styles.css)
screen;</style> is not supported by Mathieu "mEga"
Recchia. The webpage is in French but rather easy to figure out and to
understand.rel="shortcut icon" will not be
understood correctly by conforming web browsers. Therefore, Internet
Explorer should just follow and conform with the preferred and
recommendable method of adding a Favicon to a website as given and
explained at W3C
Quality Assurance tip, How to Add a Favicon to your Site.
