Application Compatibility Logging in IE8

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car insurance » Application Compatibility Logging in IE8 — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 05:36:17 GMT

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re: Application Compatibility Logging in IE8

Brez — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 07:34:14 GMT

Could you allow user to place the Home, feeds, safety and tools command buttons on the smart address bar area and a way to remove the search box.

I hate the the separator between the favorite center icon and add to favorite icon. if you put the favorite center next to the tab it's not align with the add favorite icon on top.

re: Application Compatibility Logging in IE8

Flazzy — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 22:24:37 GMT

I think this is a great new resource!

re: Application Compatibility Logging in IE8

EricLaw [MSFT] — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 22:29:55 GMT

@Brez: You can hide the search box with this tweak: http://www.enhanceie.com/ie/tweaks.asp. Alas, there's no way to move the command buttons to the address bar area.

re: Application Compatibility Logging in IE8

k-man — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 19:39:22 GMT

i don't know where else to post this, but can you please, please, with sugar on the top, bring back the Alt+m, enter shortcut to get back to the home page? please? Alt+home is awkward, especially for 1 handed people (i'm not one of them, but i have a friend who is). thanks.

re: Application Compatibility Logging in IE8

idonknow — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 21:53:09 GMT

I have a question:

http://attachpic.sogi.com.tw/upload/200807/200807161346030.gif

1.From the firefox,i saw the picture was fast.

2.From the IE 7/8Beta 2,i saw it was slow.

why ?

re: Application Compatibility Logging in IE8

Brez — Fri, 26 Sep 2008 05:47:33 GMT

Allow user to middle click the url link in Smart Address to open in a new tab.

re: Application Compatibility Logging in IE8

justin — Fri, 26 Sep 2008 06:35:56 GMT

@idonknow

Since it is an animated GIF image it might be affected by this bug in IE.

http://webbugtrack.blogspot.com/2007/11/bug-208-onload-event-fires-for-every.html

The tracker doesn't indicate if this is fixed in IE8 or not but i'm guessing we would have heard about it if it was.

My guess is that because IE is trying to hook into every single frame of the animation to do (whatever?) it just isn't very optimized. I don't think the internal code to handle the image rendering has been touched since IE5 (except for the partial fix for PNGs)

BTW the image loads just fine in my Firefox, Chrome, Safari and Opera but it is very slow in IE7 too. REAL slow.

re: Application Compatibility Logging in IE8

idontknow — Fri, 26 Sep 2008 19:58:38 GMT

@ justin

Thanks justin.

so IE is quite different from the others browsers. :)

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And another question:

On Vista,

I used the IE 7/8 browser and I tried to

upload lots of my data to the FTP server.

why the IE 7/8 took a lot of times to show me the "Computing time" ??

I waited very long time and again that it still showed me "Computing time" and sometimes crashed.

2.The info "computing time",it was too very long.

3.IE sometime crashed.

re: Application Compatibility Logging in IE8

PatriotB — Sat, 27 Sep 2008 10:41:33 GMT

@idonknow -- I seem to remember that Netscape had a minimum frame time when playing animated GIFs, so presumably IE copied this to become compatible with the animated GIFs that were reliant on this Netscape quirk. And since there are likely such animated GIFs still out there, IE will probably always continue to display them this same way.

"Vita Per Moenia"

Eghost — Sat, 27 Sep 2008 22:55:16 GMT

To:General Manager Dean Hachamovitch and Architect Chris Wilson

Gentlemen I would like to see on the IE blog. A announcement or title for the UI changes or a discussion on the UI. IE blog Team has done a lot on the features built-in to IE but has ignored the UI. Yes I do have issues with the UI, it just seems to me Dean that Microsoft is ignoring them. To put it in perspective Microsoft's new battle cry or catch phrase is "Live with out walls" yet Microsoft has put up a wall with IE 8's UI. thank you for your valuable time gentlemen.

"Vita Per Moenia"

re: Application Compatibility Logging in IE8

Stan — Sun, 28 Sep 2008 18:04:39 GMT

Heya IE Team !!

I know you guys are working hard hammering on IE8 for features and stuff, but I have to note something ...

Performance needs to be attended to. Things like memory consummation, process usage, etc.

But more important is the Javascripting engine; it needs to be sped up ... A lot. Sure, Acid2 support, awesome. But isn't that more CSS than javascripting?

Why? This IS the browser wars 2.0, and IE is getting slaughtered if it wasn't for being preinstalled in the majority of PCs and for users who don't really care.

Those that actually follow whether or not there will be updates or new releases DO care, and I am worried about how IE8's scripting will fall behind Mozilla 3.x's TraceMonkey and Google Chrome's amazing web application speeds.

IE team, please work on performance. We really need you guys to be at least on par with other browsers in terms of speed. Features, yeah, continue to work on those, but I feel as if it is important to get closer to Acid3 compatibility and get faster in terms of performance.

re: Application Compatibility Logging in IE8

Soum — Sun, 28 Sep 2008 18:45:15 GMT

Please reconsider the colors used as the background of the address bar when there are EV certificates or certificate errors, especially in Vista with Aero turned on (see the screenshot: http://www.divshare.com/download/5468121-dd9 ; the text is barely readable). May be a lighter/brighter shade of the background color or a white font would be better.

Also, when a drive-by download is blocked by the information bar, could the name of the file be shown? And when multiple add-ons are blocked or there an add-on is blocked alongwith a pop-up, the name of the blocked add-on(s) is not shown. It just says "Pop up blocked. Also, to help protect your security, Internet Explorer blocked other content from this site. Click here for options.." ( http://www.divshare.com/download/5468122-afe ). We need the name of the blocked add-on to decide whether to allow that or not!

re: Application Compatibility Logging in IE8

Lockon — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 05:27:02 GMT

bug: Internet Explorer 8 beta 2 create multiple processes to be open,it consumes a lot of memory and processor, very slow with only 3 tabs open, open processes more, not requests save section when closed normally, the eyelashes is not colored unless it is open from another as does (color fultabs) Firefox, does not close the processes and open the browse maintains the old processes the new, hangs and closes the browser.

re: Application Compatibility Logging in IE8

Brez — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 05:38:20 GMT

keyboard shorcuts for add to favorite button

re: Application Compatibility Logging in IE8

Lockon — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 06:02:11 GMT

support for SVG, jpg-2000 and jpg-XR

Support for Adobe air, ODF and XPS

support for Perl and Ruby

pop-up Blocker scrits block XSS and jar dangerous

Redesign the IE8 UI with WPF, Adobe air, Flash, and Silverligth

support for Atom feed, and RSS feed

re: Application Compatibility Logging in IE8

Daniel — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 06:23:49 GMT

Guys, stop complaining about the memory footprint. Can't you see that Ballmer is a PC, and he loves his company? He's working on it!

re: the real UI in IE8

Eghost — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 06:45:41 GMT

Lets try this one more time, The last post did not make it, I did not curse or use vulgarity, but the moderator deemed it necessary to block it.

Dean, the Windows 7 blog is starting to discuss the UI in Windows 7. Perhaps you would allow an open discussion on IE 8's UI. It's just a suggestion Dean, if Microsoft is willing to walk the talk, of, "Life with out Walls." Then possibly you can open a discussion on IE8's UI. Is that too much to ask for? Because it is really appears that you are just ignoring what your customers might want. Dean would it hurt Microsoft to have an open discussion on IE8's UI. Or is this like the beta's of Vista and Microsoft and the IE team are not open to suggestions when if comes to the UI. It's the same old Proverbial wall that Microsoft has put up ever since the beta's of Vista. It's Microsoft saying, "Don't tell us what we don't want to hear, only tell us what we want to hear." So come on Dean, if you really believe that you have chosen the best UI for IE 8 then you should be willing to hear input on it. Open a discussion on the UI, stop putting up walls, anything else is just pure BS. If you only want hear that your great, then why even beta test, just put out the product, because obviously you know better that your customers.

"Vita Per Moenia"

re: Application Compatibility Logging in IE8

IE user — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 06:48:32 GMT

Please reconsider the design of the tab of IE8 of Windows Vista.

Weird rendering bug

D J — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 16:37:23 GMT

I'm not sure where else to put this, so I'll put it here.

There is a rather common rendering bug I've noticed in "old" pages where large chunks of text are not displayed until someone clicks on text nearby the undisplayed text. I'm not sure if this is actually what a "proper" use of the old quirks would actually do, but it is rather annoying and it's behavior I don't notice in Firefox.

re: Application Compatibility Logging in IE8

someguy — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 18:15:45 GMT

I'm not sure if this is by design, but the Accelerators pop up, even if you have empty space or an empty element selected.

Looking good so far - keep it up!

re: Application Compatibility Logging in IE8

Lockon — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 04:14:39 GMT

Improve support for standarts W3C, Acid3, CSS 2.1 and 3.0 and javascrit and pass the test with 100 / 100

re: Application Compatibility Logging in IE8

Lockon — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 04:15:06 GMT

Improve support for standards W3C, Acid3, CSS 2.1 and 3.0 and JavaScript and pass the test with 100 / 100

re: Application Compatibility Logging in IE8

Lockon — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 04:21:06 GMT

Add function view background, block page, block advertising, block Web,restore tab,download all the images,copy link,copy link image

re: Application Compatibility Logging in IE8

hAl — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 15:52:06 GMT

@lockon

Acid3 test does not say anything significant about being standards compliant.

It just says something about being acid3 compliant.

Acid3 is more a competition for browser developer than a serieus standards testsuite.

re: Application Compatibility Logging in IE8

Rado — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 17:09:37 GMT

I'm sorry to be off topic but other article where is something about my issue has disabled new posts.

The reason why I have to recommend my customers to stay with IE7 is the new great "security" feature of file upload edit box in IE8 which is disabled so path cannot be directly pasted.

My app (it is hosting webbrowser control) automatically creates many files which have to be uploaded by forms along with another information which user fills/confirms manually and submits. Now it would be real pain for users to browse for each CORRECT file manually.

Is there some way how to enable file upload path edit box in IE8 again using windows API/webbrowser interfaces/registry/....anything please please ? :) Thank you

PS. Why application hosting/owning webbrowser control cannot directly fill file upload path using DOM anyway? (I'm not talking about filling from javascript). When malware is already running at application level, it can send any files using wininet or own HTTP client easily. Why would it use IE to browse to some form to submit some file?

re: Application Compatibility Logging in IE8

EricLaw [MSFT] — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 23:01:59 GMT

@Rado: Simply click BROWSE and then paste in the full file system path into the dialog. This is the same in all latest-version browsers except Opera.

The hosting application cannot file the file upload control using the DOM when using the DOM APIs, because these are the same APIs used by javascript.

IE8 Group Policy

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re: Application Compatibility Logging in IE8

Rado — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 14:23:38 GMT

@EricLaw: I believe other browser did wrong thing too :) I mean it is not real security hole at least I've haven't heard about any malware using this.

Using browse button requires one more click and shows annoying dialog. In disabled edit box it is visible only short piece of path and it's not even possible to copy it into clipboard or scroll it.

It should support at least drag&drop file over file upload box :(

re: Application Compatibility Logging in IE8 & scripting/automation

lele — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 18:25:27 GMT

I have a vb script that uses an instance of IE through Automation.

It works perfectly in IE6/IE7, not in IE8.

This is an example:

Set objExplorer = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application")

objExplorer.Navigate "about:blank"

objExplorer.Visible = 1

objExplorer.Document.Title = "Test"

objExplorer.Document.Write "<body>" & vbcrlf

objExplorer.Document.Write "Can you see this?" & vbcrlf

objExplorer.Document.Write "</body>" & vbcrlf

msgbox "ok"

objExplorer.Quit

The first "Write" faults with "Unexpected call to method or property access" message error (8000FFFF)

How can i test scripts like this with IECTT?

With Compatibility Mode Settings (IE7 for all sites) the code works.

re: Application Compatibility Logging in IE8

EricLaw [MSFT] — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 18:50:21 GMT

@Rado: It's not an issue of malware, it's an issue of malicious Javascript. And yes, there have been a ton of attempts to exploit file upload controls over the last few years, in ALL browsers. Hence the change.

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