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Forum and Browser Compatibility

celinus
Thu 22 September 2005, 08:14 pm GMT +0300
Does anybody know which forum software has the least (or no) problems with any type of browser?  My problem is that one of the forums I maintain acts differently on different browsers.  The WYSIWYG editor won't allow people to type in the messagebox if they are using Firefox, and some of my users aren't very internet-literate that they are not aware of spyware/adware messing witht heir Internet Explorer and they blame it on the forum.  Does anyone have any ideas as to what to do (I use vBulletin) or what forum software does not have these problems?  To those who sue vBulletin - do you have these problems as well?

Nikolas
Thu 22 September 2005, 08:25 pm GMT +0300
This is not a problem of the forum itself, but the template that you use.

Try to use another template, or hack your own

matrics
Sun 25 December 2005, 03:52 am GMT +0200
To those who sue vBulletin - do you have these problems as well?
Wait, that sounds wrong...

You meant "use", right?

meth0d420
Tue 27 December 2005, 02:16 pm GMT +0200
speaking of sueing vbulletin, they have crappy boards definately a thumbsdown

gprime
Sun 26 March 2006, 12:31 am GMT +0200
speaking of sueing vbulletin, they have crappy boards definately a thumbsdown
ur
Sorry to drag up an old thread, but that is an absurd commment. Now, it may not be the best BBS in your view, but I fail to see how you can call it crap. Its got a brilliant hooks system, a feature-rich ACP, and massive modding community which outputs incredible add-ons to an already solid piece of software.

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