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Oh great. So we’re back to “is it running in quirks mode” level crap now? Just like it seemed like a great idea that would be “seamless” last time around, it w

Oh great. So we’re back to “is it running in quirks mode” level crap now? Just like it seemed like a great idea that would be “seamless” last time around, it will again...

Hamuko 7y ago
Hopefully web developers can be given a tool to force their site to never run in "quirks mode". Like having a meta tag or something.
- yjftsjthsd-h 7y ago
  That seems worse? If anything it should be opt-in.
  - lol768 7y ago
    I suppose the issue with it being opt-in is that legacy, unmaintained internal tools won't have the opt-in mechanism
    - tantalor 7y ago
      Your domain admin could enable IE mode for certain sites and block it for all others.
    - tracker1 7y ago
      I'm pretty sure it'll be via a Group Policy setting set by your Domain/System administrator for a list of sites/tools that require it.
  - SargeZT 7y ago
    It appears to be opt-in via group policy. This isn't something you'll run into on the web at large.
iforgotpassword 7y ago
To me it sounds like this is something you have to manually enable when opening a new tab, and perhaps it's triggerable by adding a header or meta tag to your site. So hopefully no quirks mode 2.0