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That document clearly states that the desktop version of IE isn't affected.
by filipncs 14y ago
That document clearly states that the desktop version of IE isn't affected.
- Rabidgremlin 14y agoBut the Windows UI version is and that is the default for Windows 8...
- bradleyland 14y agoUnfortunately, I think you're being judged based on your headline because the site is down. Cached versions are coming up slowly as well. Are you running on WP? Got a cache plugin installed?
- Rabidgremlin 14y agoI do but my Apache config sux so ran out of RAM (its a low traffic server). I was gonna put Varnish in front but have just never got around to it. Server resize in progress :)
- bradleyland 14y agoI'm afraid the issue isn't all that clear. There's some confusion of terms going on in this whole discussion. Traditionally, when people hear "desktop version", they think: "the version that runs on desktop and laptop PC, as opposed to mobile devices like tablets and phones." This distinction doesn't hold for Windows 8, because the "desktop" version of IE10 isn't alone on Windows 8. Windows 8 UI will run the "mobile" version (loosely speaking) of IE10. Based on this, we have the following: Windows UI | Desktop ================================+================ Tablet or phone : Affected | N/A Desktop or laptop: Affected | NOT affected