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Getting Around Internet Explorer’s 4,096 CSS Rule Limit… Again

Using SCSS and frameworks makes it distressingly easy to hit these limits.
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Selectivizr – Pseudo Selector Support for IE

Internet Explorer has terrible support for pseudo selectors. With Selectivizr, we can make that support a little nicer and do some fun stuff with CSS!
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Getting Around Internet Explorer’s 4,096 CSS Rule Limit

I recently found out that IE can't handle more than 4,095 selectors in a single CSS file. Here's my work-around.
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IE 8: Lost Without a Map

IE 8 does not support array extensions from Javascript 1.6, be careful to wrap calls correctly using a library like underscore.js
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WatiN and COM Errors: Enable IE Protected Mode for Local Intranet Zone

When we first started building up our web test suite using Watin, we quickly started getting this error: System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException
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File Upload Testing in IE8 with WatiN

Hurdles aside, using WatiN and SpecFlow for system testing has worked out well for a testing problem that has historically been hard-won, if won at all.
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jQuery Ajax Memory Leak in IE8

With so many javascript memory leaks in Internet Explorer it can be very difficult to track down the cause and solution to any given leak.

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