General IE11 complaint thread

[Noir Angel]

It stinks that in Windows 8.1, there is no way to return to IE10 without reinstalling Windows 8. I don't think Google is purposely causing problems with IE to use their browser. I might just complain to Microsoft for all the issues I am having with IE11.

 

You mean Google are causing problems in AMD.com just to dick with Microsoft? gee, that makes so much sense I wonder why I never thought of it

 

:rofl:

 

 

Internet Explorer 11 just installed on Windows 7 when I turned my computer on and good grief my graphics drivers began crashing then recovering and I had to revert back to IE10!

 

Would you by any chance happen either to have a dual GPU system, or an Intel CPU with it's onboard graphics components enabled in your BIOS? the D2D and WARP components that were backported to Windows 7 from Windows 8 to make IE10's new features work properly are known to cause issues on dual GPU systems, your only chance might be to remove KB2670838 and revert back to IE9

[neufuse Veteran]

I have some odd graphics issues in IE11 on windows 7... like random triangle shapes that are gradient filled showing up in DIV's......

[SuperKid]

Can all companies just contribute to 1 rendering engine, Blink and use it in all there browsers then we will have 0 issues with websites! 

[+Zlip792 MVC]

Can all companies just contribute to 1 rendering engine, Blink and use it in all there browsers then we will have 0 issues with websites! 

 

Why not Trident or Gecko???? 

[SuperKid]

Why not Trident or Gecko???? 

 

Because Blink is far more advanced than the others right now

[+Zlip792 MVC]

Because Blink is far more advanced than the others right now

 

*Cough* then why the hell, Google Chrome developer matching their WebIDL implementation from IE11 and Firefox Nightly... Going for multithread Gecko like Parser (already did)... and much more...

[Harrison H.]

Can all companies just contribute to 1 rendering engine, Blink and use it in all there browsers then we will have 0 issues with websites! 

This is a terrible idea. There is a reason there are standards, and browsers try to adhere to these standards, instead of only being 1 rendering engine. Without competition, you generally become stagnant, and improvements slow down. Also, I don't want anything to do with Google, so no thanks.