No IT manager worth its salt should be relying on a free, unsupported, 'as-is' version of a hack in the first place. And even less something that was always in

No IT manager worth its salt should be relying on a free, unsupported, 'as-is' version of a hack in the first place. And even less something that was always intended to be a quick workaround for users under very strict (or lazy) IT organizations that didn't upgrade to a decent browser in years. Kudos to Google for creating and supporting it, until now. Time to take off the training wheels.