Added to MSDN IE Development forum: Hello Microsoft Support, December, 16 2011 Update: Thank you Sheng Jiang, yes I will take this there and thank you for the advice. There is a large difference between SSL handshares and now the first issue of IE incorrectly rendering the CSS is back and the default reset does nothing to fix this now. IE is not correctly reading the style sheet and confusing the classes with each other. Very strange I have never seen this happen before. It is one of three different systems in three different locations. There is a very clear indication of a programing oversight or an exploit of some type, but I have not found a common point except they all have the factory OEM from Dell.
Thank you for the information to forward this data to the proper departments in Microsoft engineering. I do understand the difficulties in bringing the IE series technology into such a very broad range type of internet browser, if I am not in error Microsoft has been developing a browser that attempts to produce web pages under a broad range of loose markup and CSS. Taking into account not every site is developed with the same care, knowledge, experience etc. So to have one browser work very well on them all instead of only having WC3 compliant browsers, sites loosely written CSS fall apart in them of course and look fine in MSIE, in theory and for the most part that is true. And along with that some things will be sacrificed due to the current technologies restrictions and requirements, I am willing to have the performance decrease under those design implements, as for this issue I must advise further review of complete functionality impairment, malfunction and more than likely a serious possibility of SSL exploits between servers, clients and the clients OS, browser and internet connection and third parties make this a much more serious issue for the engineers at Microsoft than I, a web developer working with a very different way of securing the clients data and the security of the site its self. I of course can not say of how it works, but I can say that it is not done in any standard way, browser cookie or even client sided. As soon as it begins MSIE becomes completely impaired and malfunctions.
I will forward the data ASAP, I am very busy but I will find time soon. Any other information from or to me, Microsoft may contact me directly by the email address used in this forum. This project is within the projected time but as this issue continues unresolved that will begin to change to become much less desirable a time frame.
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December 15th, 2011 23:00
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December 16th, 2011 03:00
Added to MSDN forum 12.16.2011
Jesse Jiang [MSFT],
Thank you for the information to forward this data to the proper departments in Microsoft engineering. I do understand the difficulties in bringing the IE series technology into such a very broad range type of internet browser, if I am not in error Microsoft has been developing a browser that attempts to produce web pages under a broad range of loose markup and CSS. Taking into account not every site is developed with the same care, knowledge, experience etc. So to have one browser work very well on them all instead of only having WC3 compliant browsers, sites loosely written CSS fall apart in them of course and look fine in MSIE, in theory and for the most part that is true. And along with that some things will be sacrificed due to the current technologies restrictions and requirements, I am willing to have the performance decrease under those design implements, as for this issue I must advise further review of complete functionality impairment, malfunction and more than likely a serious possibility of SSL exploits between servers, clients and the clients OS, browser and internet connection and third parties make this a much more serious issue for the engineers at Microsoft than I, a web developer working with a very different way of securing the clients data and the security of the site its self. I of course can not say of how it works, but I can say that it is not done in any standard way, browser cookie or even client sided. As soon as it begins MSIE becomes completely impaired and malfunctions.
I will forward the data ASAP, I am very busy but I will find time soon. Any other information from or to me, Microsoft may contact me directly by the email address used in this forum. This project is within the projected time but as this issue continues unresolved that will begin to change to become much less desirable a time frame.
Thank you,
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