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How to Report a Problem Page in IE8 with the Report a Problem Webpage for Internet Explorer 8.0 Beta Add-On

I've spent the day using IE8 and while it is faster, some pages have problems.  If your seeing this, download this add-on to submit to Microsoft.

Report a Webpage Problem Internet Explorer 8.0 Beta Add-On

The Microsoft Report a Webpage Problem Internet Explorer Add-on allows the user to submit a report to Microsoft for webpages they believe are having rendering problems, scripting errors, or various other types of problems

Download details: Report a Webpage Problem Internet Explorer 8.0 Beta Add-On

 

To use, go to the tools menu and select Report a Webpage Problem

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Then you get to submit a page like this:

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thanks

David


Posted Fri, Mar 7 2008 9:53 PM by David Overton

Comments

Kiran Chakravarthula wrote re: How to Report a Problem Page in IE8 with the Report a Problem Webpage for Internet Explorer 8.0 Beta Add-On
on Fri, Mar 28 2008 7:20 AM

When I tried to use the "Report a Problem" Add-on from http://www.youtube.com/ (a search result page on youtube, and a randomly selected video page), I notice that the option is disabled (grayed out)! A bug, or am I missing something?

Hannetjie wrote re: How to Report a Problem Page in IE8 with the Report a Problem Webpage for Internet Explorer 8.0 Beta Add-On
on Thu, Apr 7 2011 7:59 AM

Since I install ie8 I kept on getting a error mesage Done with errors and only half of my pages opening or it is simply just an blank page. I had to refresh every time before a page open I do not want to use other homepages.

David Overton wrote re: How to Report a Problem Page in IE8 with the Report a Problem Webpage for Internet Explorer 8.0 Beta Add-On
on Sat, Apr 9 2011 10:54 AM

if you are getting an error message, it sound like you have an add-on that is breaking things.

You should have an entry in the start menu with something like "Internet Explorer (No Add ons)", or you can try running

"C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe"  -extoff

David

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