Sekerob - can you send an email with a screen shot to support@worldcommunitygrid.org? I cannot reproduce what you are experiencing.

thanks,
Kevin

In Office you are forced to use the IE render engine [No way to change this]. If logging in via Office always get asked if IE should remember password, though my default browser is FF (41.02 I think)... no thank you. Not tried it on W10 with 2016 yet, but suppose there it just uses Edge.

The message is broad, Firefox, Safari, IE, some other brand I've never touched, Chrome, and Edge as the last in the list. The only way to proceed is to close the windows and manually reopen, which then shows the WCG front page.

FF is set to autodestruct cookies upon tab close. This is the only way to actually be able to sign out [yes that bug is still around, being signed in and the forums telling you to log-in... you can't make it up].

I'm only seeing this at the first connect to the website. Connecting to www.worldcommunitygrid.org displays http://www.worldcommunitygrid.org/discover.action#what-if as the first screen. Not seeing it at sign-out. Also not getting any out-of-date messages.

Yes, only see this in Office. The IE of this W7-64 is v11. FF is 41.02

In order to get to 'scrape' the MC History and device statistics into Office [yes we still scrape because there's no verification code extension or xml=true for these pages], you use the Data Connect feature 'From Web'. You paste the address into the bare minimum screen, and then tell it how to pull the page, unformatted, rich text, full html [you need full html to get at the device id numbers in the urls to come with each device], but before that the standard WCG log in screen is required to pass.

Anyway, when done with importing the page, you sign out, which is when the 'your browser is not up to snuff' white page with big lettered text shows up, i.e. whatever engine your slides require, 2010, or 2013 or 2016 is not having it, at that point the scripts die [and I'm not going to sit here doing it hands on each cycle].

Your website link on various loads gave different count of headers, one time 8, one time 7 and warning of mixed https/http elements and java warnings, also claiming that was out of date [it is not, have version 7, update 75]. As it specifically asks if IE should be saving the password, I'd expect it to use IE when doing this in office, and knowing MS, it's highly unlikely they'd do this using any other 'default' browser. In 2016 they even push the revolting Bing down your throat. Why it claims there's Mozilla 4, when having 41.0.2 [offering to upgrade now to 42] is beyond me.

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For the tool you developed - are you scrapping the following:

User History by Date
User's Devices
Device History by Date

Or is there more?