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Archive for March, 2011

2011-03-13 - Check your sites in IE9. Even if you use the X-UA meta tag

Since IE8 you can force an IE8+ browser to handle a website like it is an IE7 or an IE8 browser. IE9 seems to emulate older browsers well, but I know at least one rendering bug and I’m wondering if some backwards compatibility bugs are overlooked.