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1. Tokentiger

   
   Posted on: April 26, 2008 at 8:44AM  

   IE 8 with my vista home premium would not display java controls on many sites properly. I'd get multiple images of the controls all over the screen. I went to updates and removed IE 8 now it's fine. I even removed the latest java update first but it was an IE 8 issue.
2. Nish Vamadevan

   
   Posted on: May 10, 2008 at 3:09AM  

   It is a beta release and it's IE, and there’s a long way to go...

   Daniel Kim, No browser is better than another. It's all personal preference.
3. Photo1921

   
   Posted on: May 11, 2008 at 3:08PM  

   Brandon according to an interview with Dean Hachamovitch, he states "But the key is also, we're not saying that there's going to be huge, landmark changes in the UI either, obviously we want to have continuity with new functionality as well. So we don't want to shock out users with a whole bunch of changes." Dean, you are a little out of the loop, the UI on 7 shocked people, there was little the continuity with IE6?  If only minor changes come to 8 it will be as unusable as 7 and it will still shock people. The UI is ugly, it's not user friendly In IE6 you could combined all the tool bars in to one in IE 6  you could move the left arrow to the right side of the address bar if you so desired. We lost that in 7, 8, and in Vista. Dean I really wish I could understand the logic behind Microsoft decision on degrading this aspic of the UI, it’s not an improvement we lost functionality. It's sad it really is.  Dean it's choice, don't chose for me let me have the choice that we us to have. Is it REALLY that difficult to do, is that too much to ask for?????