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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Serious Hardware/Software Crap > The Cavern of COBOL > The Web Design & Development Megathread
 
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a7m2
Jul 9, 2012

haakman posted:

Thanks for this!

To clarify - the error in JS is totally server side and there's nothing I can do about it? I'm trying to convince the office to move to Chrome, but they are convinced it's evil?

The website seems to load on a couple of computers around the office (using IE) but not on mine or my bosses. I've tried upgrading IE on my bosses computer to no avail, same error.

Barring switching to another browser - which is what I want - is there anything I can do to make the website run in IE (compatibility or that type of thing?)

Thanks

Maybe they'll be more receptive to updating to IE10. It's a decent browser.
Edit: It occurred to me that they might be on an operating system that doesn't support IE10.
What about Firefox? If your employer is concerned about Google 'spying' on them, Firefox would be a good alternative.

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