I got program A and program B. Right now I have to view different parts of program A using different browsers because I can't see everything in one browser. This means I am using chrome for the reporting section, IE for the administrative section, and the support portal doesn't work on any browser at all. Meanwhile the support guy at Program A told me I need to downgrade to IE 8 to see everything. Problem is, program B needs IE 9 or higher to work. Also our systems are set up so they automatically upgrade to whatever the newest IE version is every time it log in. It's a very boring problem to describe (sorry) but it's kind of a cluster.

So the best I've come come up with is to stay on IE 9, and use other browsers for the various parts of Program A except for the support section which I guess I'm SOL on.

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Posted by AlaCowboy

North Alabama

Member since Dec 2011

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Posted on 2/10/14 at 8:14 pm to FinleyStreet

I would think your IT dept should be working on a fix for this.
Oc course, it it is your company, then that means you are in charge of fixing it. Good luck.

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Posted by mondegreen

Member since Sep 2012

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Posted on 2/10/14 at 9:04 pm to FinleyStreet

I haven't used IE Tab in Chrome in quite some time, but last time I used it I was ablt to emulate different versions of IE from within Chrome. Sounds like your best bet. There are several different versions of IE Tab; I'd probably start with this one:

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