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Lastpass.com works for me in IE8, your makeover does not. So what would make me want to recommend it ? I'm at work, so maybe Lastpass wouldn't be something I would use here anyway. Edit: I should note that I did eventually open it in Firefox and it looked very sleek.
Almost all interaction with LastPass is done through the browser bar anyways. You only have to go into the website when you've got a complicated thing to do.
Lastpass.com works for me in IE8, your makeover does not. So what would make me want to recommend it ? I'm at work, so maybe Lastpass wouldn't be something I would use here anyway. Edit: I should note that I did eventually open it in Firefox and it looked very sleek.
The real question is why are you still using IE8?
Lastpass.com works for me in IE8, your makeover does not. So what would make me want to recommend it ? I'm at work, so maybe Lastpass wouldn't be something I would use here anyway. Edit: I should note that I did eventually open it in Firefox and it looked very sleek.
The real question is why are you still using IE8?
I can choose to use a Firefox stand alone install, but that does not have flash set up. And the world is still lonely without it.
In essence, I have been too lazy to find a better solution than the "it's there and it just works" solution..
Why are the mass applicable actions thrown in with completely random things. LastPass is an eye-sore, but it's 10x more functional than this.
Nice. I think the font is too big. I can only see roughly 20 items on screen at a time, compared too 35 on the original site. Besides that, it seems to capture all the functionality of the original site, while giving it a fresher look.
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The real question is why are you still using IE8?
"I'm at work" I can choose to use a Firefox stand alone install, but that does not have flash set up. And the world is still lonely without it. In essence, I have been too lazy to find a better solution than the "it's there and it just works" solution..
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"I'm at work" I can choose to use a Firefox stand alone install, but that does not have flash set up. And the world is still lonely without it. In essence, I have been too lazy to find a better solution than the "it's there and it just works" solution..
Try out Chrome frame. It's an IE plugin that uses Chrome's rendering engine instead of IE's. It can be installed without admin privileges so it should work in almost all work environments. http://www.google.com/chromeframe
Lastpass.com works for me in IE8, your makeover does not. So what would make me want to recommend it ? I'm at work, so maybe Lastpass wouldn't be something I would use here anyway. Edit: I should note that I did eventually open it in Firefox and it looked very sleek.
LastPass is almost certainly going to have 1% or fewer visitors using IE8.
It would be absolutely reasonable if their site looked ugly to users of unpopular, old browsers that weren’t even good when they were knew.