That one doesn't ring a bell for me. I just checked with IE8 using Fiddler
and it's retrieving from the right place with the new code. Googling
around, I didn't see anything about it being an issue with IE6 or IE7.
On Thu, Jul 12, 2012 at 12:54 PM, Julian Aubourg < ***@***.*** > wrote:
I thought that wasn't true for old IEs. Am I remembering wrong?
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There is one such bug, even in IE9 (and probably 10 as well...) :
IE resolves relative URLs in custom mouse cursors using the HTML document as the root URL, rather than the CSS file.
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I thought that wasn't true for old IEs. Am I remembering wrong?
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Sorry, my "It's IE's fault" alarm is probably stuck on the ON button :/
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Probably rusted in place.
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@jaubourg maybe this is what you were thinking of? http://www.stevesouders.com/blog/2010/02/10/5a-missing-schema-double-download/
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@dmethvin Nope, doesn't ring a bell. Probably my memory being french, not that it would be breaking anyway, right?
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If such a bug existed in IE6-8 then that's what we'd be using now...
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There is one such bug, even in IE9 (and probably 10 as well...) :
IE resolves relative URLs in custom mouse cursors using the HTML document as the root URL, rather than the CSS file.