NinjaPenguin777
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IE 10 is awful. Worst mobile browser I've ever used. I've used safari on my old iphone 4 and chrome on my nexus 7 tablet. Both of those blew ie 10 out of the water.
IE 10 is awful. Worst mobile browser I've ever used. I've used safari on my old iphone 4 and chrome on my nexus 7 tablet. Both of those blew ie 10 out of the water.
I've just got the same pictures up on my 920 and they are pin sharp, as in jarip's post.
ps... i know how to save a screenshot but how do i then post it to this forum?
The website is serving different resolution of images for different devices. Just send them an email to tell them to serve the correct quality image. Most likely their mobile site defaults to lower resolution and has exceptions for certain devices.
Can you give me 1 internet page that does not work properly with IE10 ? - as I would like to test it .....
Yes, try to open m.redbox.com and you will see the mobile site for a split second, then the screen goes blank. IE 10 or any IE doesn't stand a chance against other platform browsers. For example, Boat Browser for Android is top notch. There are other sites as well that IE struggles with and I hope they work this out in 2013. Just a few important apps would resolve my concerns.
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I disagree with you Jari P. Just because you have it set to mobile in settings, www.redbox.com it does not pull up in true mobile. Also taking it a step further when not using the mobile URL is entering your location is a pain. It does work but not well at all. My point is m.redbox.com I should be able to pull up the page and IE 10 on wp8 does not. And the non mobile page is slow as ****. Again, give me an official app for this site and problem solved, but IE 10vs other platforms on this site, there's no comparison.
I've got my android skyrocket phone here and it has no issues pulling up mobile site. If others in here can pull up m.redbox.com then I may have an isolated issue
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I've just tried that IMDB page again and the image was in its proper resolution when zoomed in. No pix-elation. The difference this time was I connected via WiFi but the first time was via 3G. Obviously IE10 compresses data when connected via 3G.