>>>>Somewhere in the page's javascript code, check the navigator object, and its properties. Look it up https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2400935/browser-detection-in-javascript (or do your own search on “javascript detect browser“. The DOM of a webpage is very rich nowadays, and you'll probably find anything, except 1) exactly what you want 2) twice.
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>>>Thank you.... looks good.
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>>You'll find oodles of examples on how to handle IE in js. Actually, it's a long tradition, from the beginning (of js) - just dive into any bigger piece of js code on older websites (maybe newer too, if they never cleaned up) and you'll find IE mentioned many times, with funny comments by our colleagues.
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>What are you doing with your time in Retirement?

Wouldn't call it Retirement, just retirement (and if you knew the amount I get per month, you'd go for 4px font).
Writing my autobiography, making (and destroying) brandy, enjoying the six grandchildren (four presently here, two in Seattle). The autobiography is actually published, sort of, see the link in my signature. Which sort of it? Well, it's all there that I wrote, but I still write it. Published, but not finished, just a 1.1...