but there is apparently no easy solution. Any browser other than Internet Explorer should work.
amberpawsays
Sad that it is a generic problem, but still good to know. I am able to comment from FireFox and even the AOL browser!
shillelaghlawsays
I know your response could rightfully be “Start your own damned blog, Shillelaghlaw,” but right now, about half of your readers either have to download a browser they don’t want (or can’t download because they’re on work, library, or school computers) or have to remain silent.
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p>Yes, Internet Explorer is the Budweiser of browsers, and Firefox is apparently Dogfish Head 120 Minute IPA to some folks around here. But Budweiser is available to everyone; one has to go out of his way to buy Dogfish Head. In the interests of mass-accessibility, full IE functionality should be restored- with or without your Twittter feed that is at the root of this problem.
but there is apparently no easy solution. Any browser other than Internet Explorer should work.
Sad that it is a generic problem, but still good to know. I am able to comment from FireFox and even the AOL browser!
I know your response could rightfully be “Start your own damned blog, Shillelaghlaw,” but right now, about half of your readers either have to download a browser they don’t want (or can’t download because they’re on work, library, or school computers) or have to remain silent.
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p>Yes, Internet Explorer is the Budweiser of browsers, and Firefox is apparently Dogfish Head 120 Minute IPA to some folks around here. But Budweiser is available to everyone; one has to go out of his way to buy Dogfish Head. In the interests of mass-accessibility, full IE functionality should be restored- with or without your Twittter feed that is at the root of this problem.
Where I work, we run a web-based student data management system. They strongly recommend avoiding IE, and we found Firefoxis the most reliable browser.
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p>You don’t need to use Internet Explorer, and you shouldn’t.