track7 uses cascading style sheets (css) to present its layout and style.  this works great in browsers such as firefox and opera, but internet explorer and other older browsers tend to have problems with parts of it.  often all this means is that people visiting track7 with internet explorer will miss out on some of the more advanced features.  track7 should look “good enough” in any recent browser.  if you have problems, try upgrading to one of the following (preferably not internet explorer, however).  track7 is tested in the latest version of each of them, and any issues found but not worked around are listed below:

browser	engine
mozilla firefox	gecko
opera	opera
microsoft internet explorer	trident
google chrome	webkit

based on the user agent sent by your browser, you appear to be using the default browser browser, based on the unknown engine.

gecko engine

• long pages draw borders incorrectly (bug 455122)

presto engine

• rounded corners not supported

trident engine

• some images load with a light grey background, but should become properly transparent by the time the page finishes loading (fixed in version 7)
• pages with links at the top to jump further down the page don't look as good as they should (fixed in version 8)
• lines that should be dotted display as dashed instead (fixed in version 7)
• code samples are specifically set to a width that fits in an 800x600 browser (fixed in version 8)
• some tables have an extra line near the top (let me know if you see this — i can work around it)
• form fields and buttons look like the windows default instead of being track7-styled (fixed in version 7)
• rounded corners not supported

webkit engine

• no known issues