- AnalogWeapon
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It's been said before, but I thought I would wax on a bit about the "why" and "how" of it...
When you're helping the Bungie (Or any other) web developers by reporting bugs, it really helps to let them know what browser and and version you're using (On most browsers this is accomplished by clicking "Help" in the menu bar and then clicking "About ____" from the subsequent menu).
When you access a web page, you ask the server for a resource and it does stuff on it's end and then basically spits HTML/JavaScript/CSS/etc back at your browser. At that point, your browser is doing all the work as far as deciding how the HTML/CSS looks and how the JavaScript functions. IE6 runs JavaScript differently than IE7, Firefox 2.0 renders HTML/CSS differently than IE6, etc, etc. What this boils down to is that any error you experience most likely has a lot to do with what browser you're using, and it's version.
I'm blabbing like this to encourage people to continue reporting errors. I'm just letting you know that you're problems will be resolved more effeciently if you always always always mention your browser and it's version. Heck: Put it in your sig. OK, that might be kind of geeky...
BTW: I posted this and many other replies now using IE7 without any problems. Smoothness.