[Battle of the Forum Software]

vBulletin is one of the best forums, if you know how to set it up and maintain it. Too bad it's not free. Otherwise, a very interesting study.

vBulletin is ok if you can figure it out, but IPB is significantly easier to use and cheaper, and is also a much better (and less buggy) piece of software imo. That and you don't get screwed by license changes when you want to upgrade.

@OP: IPB3 was a complete rewrite; it literally shares no code with IPB2. The differences aren't too big from the user's perspective, but for admins, webmasters, etc., it's a huge difference.

[www.cn-utilities.com]

IE8, Chrome and Safari all have unpatched vulnerabilities which make them a target for exploitation.

I'm interested - What are these vulnerabilities for Chrome and Safari? I use them both as my primary browsers, so..

[www.cn-utilities.com]

3 bugs:

• The tools menu is nonfunctional in any WebKit-based browser on OSX. I normally use Safari or Chrome, and it's a pain to start up Firefox just for this site.
  
• "Remember me" on the login page doesn't work; I still have to log in every time.
  
• Hitting spacebar isn't working to select checkboxes in the resource list on the infra calculator since the latest update.

$5 donation for each one you fix.

Also: lmao at your saying IE is a good browser.

[New Forums!]

The banner needs redone but overall I'm a huge fan of IPB3, so I have little else to complain about.

[Artificial Borders]

Actually, that's a surprisingly good suggestion for a sanction method. It'd be a really big change, but I'd prefer it, to be honest.