You're missing the point - that doesn't matter. If *any* web site is escaping the sandbox to the extent that it's crashing your browser, you've got a problem. Period. Doesn't matter which version of IE, or even if it's FireFox, Chrome, Safari, Opera or WHY.
I understand Michel is using HTML5 for this new version. Maybe your current build of IE's support for that is not complete or well tested.
Are there any entries in your Event logs - System, Application? I think on some versions of Windows IE has its own event log as well.
>Maybe. They would have to be using the EXACT version of IE and all supporting components.
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>>Nope. No-one else is seeing that problem.
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>>If there is something wrong with UT it should not render properly in IE, or IE should report an error of some kind. IE should not crash; if it does, IE or a related component of your system has a bug or vulnerability.
Regards. Al
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