You'd think they knew what they were doing LOL

Orbital Shark · 06 Jul 2009

Who hasn't visited the Microsoft at Home website recently?

Then you would have noticed the blatent glitch on the first page LOL

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Who would have thought that with their seemingly unlimited resources they can't get this little glitch sorted

Pr0v1d3r · 06 Jul 2009

What browser are you using? Works fine in Firefox 3.5.

Airbot · 06 Jul 2009

Yeah, it's OK for me in FF 3.5. Happens in IE8, but then I clicked Compatibility View, and it then is fine.

Generator · 06 Jul 2009

It must have been wrote by someone working 'at home' (without supervision)..

Orbital Shark · 06 Jul 2009

I'm using IE8, you would have thought that a Microsoft website would be configured for a Microsoft browser

LFB · 06 Jul 2009

same here with IE8 only works with compatibility view... this is a big glitch... lol

User Name · 06 Jul 2009

Orbital Shark said:

I'm using IE8, you would have thought that a Microsoft website would be configured for a Microsoft browser

I tried going to Microsoft Catalog yesterday, firstly with FF(no joy, wanted IE6 or better), then with IE8 (still no joy, still wanted IE 6 or better).

Airbot · 06 Jul 2009

Maybe it will be fixed with the next IE8 compatibility view site updates that have been offered thru Windows Update..I've gotten a few since of those since testing Win 7. Well, at least with using the official Beta/RC.

Generator · 06 Jul 2009

Yep, it's truly broken...
The source code says it's supposed to be XHTML 1.0 Trans...

144 Errors. 24 warnings when checked with the W3C!

You'd think they knew what they were doing LOL-broken.jpg

holo88 · 06 Jul 2009

goddamn interns! they are Ssoo fired!