[NeilHanlon]

Works for me.

[callumacrae]

TheMaster, on 10 May 2012 - 05:42 AM, said:

I know, I know. Probably one of the least used features...but I've wanted to use it a few times and well: it didn't work. I mean...if it's there...it should work. Right?

When I click multiquote under a post, it instantly takes me to the add reply screen, giving me no chance to select another post.

While I'm complaining, I might as well add that whenever I click "Edit" to edit one of my posts, the quick edit box quickly flickers, but then I get taken straight to the full edit screen, wasting me time.

NeilHanlon, on 10 May 2012 - 06:17 AM, said:

Works for me.

Just you! :-)

[TheMaster]

callumacrae, on 10 May 2012 - 06:26 AM, said:

Just you! :-)

Would me using IE9 have anything to do with it? ... :/

*opens Chrome and Firefox*

EDIT: Yes it would!!! >:| OMG! Stupid IE! Why you no work?!?!

[callumacrae]

Why the hell were you using IE?!

[Kyek]

My thoughts on IE and this website: https://paydirtapp.c...ont-support-ie/

[TheEmpty]

What is "IE"? Is that a new social network that only TheMaster uses?

[Hyde]

callumacrae, on 10 May 2012 - 07:21 AM, said:

Why the hell were you using IE?!

In another thread he said he liked it

[TheMaster]

Hyde, on 10 May 2012 - 05:24 PM, said:

In another thread he said he liked it

Well I do! Well...I did....thinking of switching to Firefox or Chrome. I mean I've got every browser out there installed only because I need to test on every browser - its just that I personally find IE to be faster than the others.

I HATE the idea of Chrome loading webpages BEFORE YOU CLICK ON THEM, just as your searching so that when you click links they load faster. 1) It increases bandwidth usage 2) It gives false impressions to other sites.

Firefox is good, but is more of a memory hog than IE. Plus it crashes more often. ONLY thing better about Firefox is its better Flash stability (occasional game ).

I rearely use CSS3 features such as drop shadows and all that - I just stick to images. Drop shadow effects you can get in Photoshop are much better than the CSS3 ones.

Other than the ocassional - albeit extremely annoying - glitches you get in IE such as this, I don't see a reason to hate on it.

*buckles in for abuse*

EDIT: HAVING SAID THAT, I think I might switch to Firefox or something

[TheEmpty]

Yes, damn you Google chrome for loading the content for me faster. DAMN YOU TO HELL!

[NeilHanlon]

TheMaster, on 10 May 2012 - 05:34 PM, said:

Well I do! Well...I did....thinking of switching to Firefox or Chrome. I mean I've got every browser out there installed only because I need to test on every browser - its just that I personally find IE to be faster than the others.

I HATE the idea of Chrome loading webpages BEFORE YOU CLICK ON THEM, just as your searching so that when you click links they load faster. 1) It increases bandwidth usage 2) It gives false impressions to other sites.

Firefox is good, but is more of a memory hog than IE. Plus it crashes more often. ONLY thing better about Firefox is its better Flash stability (occasional game ).

I rearely use CSS3 features such as drop shadows and all that - I just stick to images. Drop shadow effects you can get in Photoshop are much better than the CSS3 ones.

Other than the ocassional - albeit extremely annoying - glitches you get in IE such as this, I don't see a reason to hate on it.

*buckles in for abuse*

EDIT: HAVING SAID THAT, I think I might switch to Firefox or something

Maybe you only think images of CSS3 Things are better because you're using the worst CSS3 Browser.

[Hyde]

TheMaster, on 10 May 2012 - 05:34 PM, said:

Drop shadow effects you can get in Photoshop are much better than the CSS3 ones.

It loads slower and it's much, much complicated to have shadows with images if you want flexible content.

[Daniel15]

If multiquote isn't working in IE, try with the default IP.Board template. If it still doesn't work, report it as a bug to IP.Board

IE 9 isn't too bad, and IE 10 will actually be a modern browser.

[Hyde]

Daniel15, on 10 May 2012 - 06:10 PM, said:

If multiquote isn't working in IE, try with the default IP.Board template. If it still doesn't work, report it as a bug to IP.Board

IE 9 isn't too bad, and IE 10 will actually be a modern browser.

Coming from the only Opera user...

[Daniel15]

Opera is more standards compliant than Chrome, and I don't really have a reason to switch.

[Hyde]

Daniel15, on 10 May 2012 - 09:08 PM, said:

Opera is more standards compliant than Chrome, and I don't really have a reason to switch.

I'm just teasing you, of course

[TheEmpty]

Daniel15, on 10 May 2012 - 09:08 PM, said:

Opera is more standards compliant than Chrome, and I don't really have a reason to switch.

What about speed?

[TheMaster]

*switches to Firefox to be able to muti-quote*

ThatRailsGuy, on 10 May 2012 - 05:35 PM, said:

Yes, damn you Google chrome for loading the content for me faster. DAMN YOU TO HELL!

I don't even think it loads them much faster, if at all. In fact - the starup time of Chrome (which is important to me), is slower than IE.

NeilHanlon, on 10 May 2012 - 05:42 PM, said:

Maybe you only think images of CSS3 Things are better because you're using the worst CSS3 Browser.

Yeah, quite possibly. Although I HAVE looked at CSS3 drop shadows before, and they don't look as good as what you can get in an image editor.

Hyde, on 10 May 2012 - 06:08 PM, said:

It loads slower and it's much, much complicated to have shadows with images if you want flexible content.

Yeah, images load a little slower. You just need to compress the images, and not spam the page with them. Besides - fancy text effects all over the place annoys me anyway.

Daniel15, on 10 May 2012 - 06:10 PM, said:

If multiquote isn't working in IE, try with the default IP.Board template. If it still doesn't work, report it as a bug to IP.Board

IE 9 isn't too bad, and IE 10 will actually be a modern browser.

Yeah, thats true! IKR! IE9 isnt that bad! And yeah IE10 will probably be one of the best browsers out there, when it comes out. (Abouts time! )

Daniel15, on 10 May 2012 - 09:08 PM, said:

Opera is more standards compliant than Chrome, and I don't really have a reason to switch.

Yeah, so I've heard. In fact, Chrome isn't even that standards complient anyway. Sure, its more so than IE, but that isn't much to boast about

EDIT: Mutliquote is so awesome!!!

EDIT 2: Dang this editing was easier in firefox too....

[_Sam]

Kyek, on 10 May 2012 - 07:30 AM, said:

My thoughts on IE and this website: https://paydirtapp.c...ont-support-ie/

That site is so crappy made that it doesn't even work properly in FF 3.6

[callumacrae]

_Sam, on 11 May 2012 - 04:22 AM, said:

That site is so crappy made that it doesn't even work properly in FF 3.6

You seriously expect all websites to support out of date browsers, or they're "crappy"? I'd say that it's more you being a crappy user for using an older browser xD