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reybango
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About reybango
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Comment #10132285
You may want to try to build your own online service or product. You'll have accountability to customers which is obviously important but you'll also have more flexibility in your …
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Comment #9154164
Seems to be working for me. Weird. Maybe a momentary hiccup?
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Comment #9102191
What's the tool/project? If it's popular and you're struggling, a lot of folks may not know about it and may step up to help out.
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Comment #6578005
All I'm saying is that we go to great lengths to get companies OFF the CV list. If they're on it, it's for a reason. We can't update their code for them.
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Comment #6577554
It's also possible that Google made a change to their SERPs that didn't go nicely with the docmode IE11 is rendering it in.
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Comment #6577365
Again you're full of assumptions. We're very proactive in our compat outreach and we've had numerous conversations with sites like Google. Sites like Google are VERY aware of the C…
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Comment #6577118
Google's been on the list well before the public GA release of IE11 to ensure compatibility.
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Comment #6576981
If it had worked fine, it would never have been added in the first place. We don't add sites arbitrarily to the list. It's based on actual compat testing. Also every site on the li…
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Comment #6576752
You're making an assumption that Microsoft are the blocker. Let's just say that it's a two-way street when it comes to communication.
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Comment #6576644
"For a site like Google, I see no reason why Microsoft should have put it into compatibility mode- I have to assume that Google does testing on IE and any bugs should have been add…
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