10 IE Compatibility Problems That You Might Not Have Realised
Over the years, ocProducts has maintained a private list of issues in different web browsers, and if there’s one thing that is consistent it is that Internet Explorer has the majority of the problems. Sometimes they are bugs, but as you’ll see from this list sometimes other browsers just do things better. I am writing this blog post not to bash Microsoft, but hopefully to provide some useful information to other web developers. Thankfully IE8 fixed a tonne of problems, and I can’t wait until we can ditch IE6 and IE7, but unfortunately this will inevitably be years away; never-the-less, as far as I am aware every problem here applies to IE8 as well as older versions.
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