>>>Yeah, that's one solution, but anytime logging in is hard to do, there will be a tendency for the user to come up with an alternative solution, which is simply to go elsewhere. There are a lot of options out there for people to get help on technical issues and to learn. The UT is certainly not the biggest. If Michel just blows off this issue, it may be to the detriment of the UT. But it's his baby, not mine.
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>>I agree on this.
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>>Whether people like it or not, IE is by far the mainstay browser of the planet. Support for *CURRENT* IE versions should be #1 priority.
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>And BTW my browser on my machine at my home/office is IE8. If I can't get on a site with it, I don't get on that site. I'm not installing another browser because a specific site can't handle IE.

Well, I had been wanting to install Chrome to check it out, anyway. Have you heard about the feature where you can use the Chrome rendering engine to render the pages in IE? I just read briefly about that. Sounded interesting, but I'm in no hurry to try it.

I do use IE out of habit and because it has gotten better, but use FF also and now Chrome. Actually, in terms of problems, FF has given me the most in recent weeks.