Might be that whole chobani thing, neh? That “good enough…” attitude.
Same with GB. I have a link to click for my orders individually or whole order history, and every every every time, it’s log in first, then go to an otherwise empty page listing just “You have no favorites”. Kill the tab, just reclick the same link as before (only now I’m “logged in”), and it displays the correct page. GB used to work perfectly before they redid their website.
With Amazon, and strangely AX, too, it goes to the correct page once you log in. (After all, you don’t want just any schmo looking at your order history.)
Of course, per this whole thread, AX is way more f’ed than anything else out there now, so…
I’m getting mixed results on AX all over the place. Sucky new versions of FF vs older portable FF, here and at work, that’s 4 different versions, and Hell if I can keep straight what works where and what quirks come up on which ones. In some cases, it’s been as bad as just getting the “framework” of an AX page but with zero content. Other cases, it comes up fine.
And Vipon, too. Zero results using an older browser, get results with a newer one. Wtf changed?!? New javascript spec? New tagging (not if results are spoon-fed to it server-side)? And it ain’t just in Asia. Memory Alpha (Star Track site) doesn’t even come up on this browser, just keeps pinwheeling as if the site’s down. Different browser, it comes right up. Again, wtf?!?
I don’t think it’s ever been this bad even in the early daze of Duh Innernet, and that was the Wild West in comparison.
And yes, I even suffered through the Frames Craze and flash-based websites <shudder/>.