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A lot of Bugs in IE6

 


imagefree
Fews months back i came to know that IE6 doesnt correctly handle transparent PNG files and there needs to be a js fix in order to handle Transparent IE6 images. To resolved this, i used to use http://homepage.ntlworld.com/bobosola this script, but it doesnt help with Transparent PNG backgrounds.

Anyways, today i found few more problems with PNG when u r using IE6.
IE 6 doesnt border a PNG image at all. no matter whether you apply borders using css or html, borders doesnt work.
I applied certain js (jquery) code to do some act when mouse is moved over an image, this too didnt work but when i replaced wll pngs with jpgs, it started working fine. I dont understand why png image is preventing js to apply.

Also, if PNG image is not properly downloaded, instead of displaying that red cross that IE6 usually displays and borders around that cross, IE6 leavs the space blank leaving the width and height already set with image (but infact sometmes it doesnt even care to follow the width and height attrs).

ANd the worst of all, if you rename a .jpg image to .png, IE wouldnt load that page on which such image is linked, it gets hanged. I havent tested the renaming .png to .jpg but i guess results would be the same.

Thanks God only appx 10% people use IE6.

EDIT:
1. Float doesnt work when you have set the width to auto (it happens mostly, not all the times).
2. Float doesnt work when "position" is missing from parent element (i tested it with divs). Also this occures not all the times.


Can you specify any other bug in IE6?


Last edited by imagefree on Sat Nov 14, 2009 7:48 am; edited 1 time in total
rickylau
For me I would rather suggest visitors to upgrade or change to other browsers... making pages to be compatible with IE6 just take very much efforts. NOT ONLY PROBLEMS OF PNG Sad
imagefree
rickylau wrote:
For me I would rather suggest visitors to upgrade or change to other browsers... making pages to be compatible with IE6 just take very much efforts. NOT ONLY PROBLEMS OF PNG Sad


yes 108 sucerity vulneribilities have yet been found in IE6. This is in addition to the Standards' Violations and Incompatibility that is a promonent FEATURE of IE6.
Marcuzzo
IE6 is a security hole on it's own if you ask me...
but then again, how many people use it, even better, why would they...

http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp

Firefox kicks a**
Stubru Freak
Those problems are probably caused by the PNG transparency script and not by IE6. But IE 6 has lots of other problems that are just as annoying.
imagefree
Stubru Freak wrote:
Those problems are probably caused by the PNG transparency script and not by IE6. But IE 6 has lots of other problems that are just as annoying.

no. it isnt. i tested it before applying any png fix. png fixes that i had are not working.
Stubru Freak
imagefree wrote:
Stubru Freak wrote:
Those problems are probably caused by the PNG transparency script and not by IE6. But IE 6 has lots of other problems that are just as annoying.

no. it isnt. i tested it before applying any png fix. png fixes that i had are not working.


Wow, that's just weird. IE 6 is full of surprises.
Agent ME
Marcuzzo wrote:
IE6 is a security hole on it's own if you ask me...
but then again, how many people use it, even better, why would they...

http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp

Firefox kicks a**

Well, that's just w3schools's website. People interested in that site are more likely to upgrade to a more standards-compliant browser, as they say on the page:
W3Schools wrote:
W3Schools is a website for people with an interest for web technologies. These people are more interested in using alternative browsers than the average user. The average user tends to use Internet Explorer, since it comes preinstalled with Windows. Most do not seek out other browsers.
riccopt
just give a message to people using DECAYED browsers that they should update their browser to see your site... BROWSERS ARE FREE... you can even recommend that they use something better like CHROME or FIREFOX...
imagefree
riccopt wrote:
just give a message to people using DECAYED browsers that they should update their browser to see your site... BROWSERS ARE FREE... you can even recommend that they use something better like CHROME or FIREFOX...


i would rate opera better than ff and crom
riccopt
imagefree wrote:
riccopt wrote:
just give a message to people using DECAYED browsers that they should update their browser to see your site... BROWSERS ARE FREE... you can even recommend that they use something better like CHROME or FIREFOX...


i would rate opera better than ff and crom
I personally had several issues with OPERA deleting my passwords and losing my bookmarks on updates... that is the reason I didn't list it... I also believe that SAFARI is an awesome browser... but I never used it much...
imagefree
riccopt wrote:
imagefree wrote:
riccopt wrote:
just give a message to people using DECAYED browsers that they should update their browser to see your site... BROWSERS ARE FREE... you can even recommend that they use something better like CHROME or FIREFOX...


i would rate opera better than ff and crom
I personally had several issues with OPERA deleting my passwords and losing my bookmarks on updates... that is the reason I didn't list it... I also believe that SAFARI is an awesome browser... but I never used it much...
yes sfari is good but whenever i install it, it gets corrupted after just 1-2 runs (i installed it 3 times and the same thing happened).
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