"Ok, today has been a day of revelations for me. First, I tried to get my friend to view a page on my wetpaint wiki (a private wiki for our little game design club) and all the tables overrun the pages. Ok, I thought, he uses internet explorer 7, surely that's the problem, it's not the most standards compliant browser. So I got him to upgrade to internet explorer 8 (I wasn't sure if he was ready to cross over to firefox yet) and none of the table controls worked, still I blamed it on Internet Explorer. Then I checked out wetpaint on my laptop which uses google chrome, turns out that's not fully supported either, neither is safari.
It seems to me that the only browser fully supported by wetpaint is firefox, which is ok for me, it's a great browser, I use it, but don't you think this cuts out a large number of people. If you really need features only offered by firefox, why do you have to make this a secret, could you not at least put a sign on the front page, or somewhere, which tells people that they need to use firefox to use all the features of the site. It would be interesting to know why it was decided that wetpaint would only work in one browser.

P.S. If any of you guys have got all the features of wetpaint to work in a browser other than firefox, please tell me, I want to know. Also, don't just show me browsers based on firefox source code as it's pretty obvious they would work.

P.P.S. I use firefox, don't go all 'firefox is god' on me, I've already been converted to your religion

P.P.P.S I am aware I have posted this in three different places, I got it wrong the first two times and cannot delete the thread myself"

"So solved, get Firefox and throw Internet Explorer out the window.
Firefox download link: http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/firefox.html
Download it and you will not have many problems. "

"I hate to contradict Orcaman1000, but wetpaint does support IE 6-7, and it does not support any other browser besides Firefox 2-3.1"