Some users are seeing an 'Operation Aborted' error message when trying to load their blogs from Internet Explorer. We're looking into this and will update this message when we have a fix.

We apologize for the inconvenience.

Update (May 26): We are still working on resolving this bug. This only affects viewers using IE to view the blog; for right now, blog owners can either move the Followers gadget lower in their sidebar, or remove it altogether. Either action will eliminate the pop-up dialog box in IE.

We will update this post when a fix has been made.

The “Remember Me” login option will not work correctly in Internet Explorer 6.0. The best workaround is to simply use Firefox. However, if you prefer IE, you can add google.com to the list of allowed sites under Internet Options > Privacy.

Update, 11/15/07: This has been fixed! “Remember Me” now works for Internet Explorer.

IE6DraggingPhotoIssue

In Internet Explorer 6.0 and in Compose mode, if you upload an image and then drag it to another location in your post, you might be unable to click through to the full size version of the image once the post is published. To avoid this problem, you can either use a different web browser or switch to Edit HTML mode to move the image code manually.

Readers with Internet Explorer will see a white background behind polls added with Blogger in draft's Polls page element.

IESecuritySettingHighCHTC

Users who have their Internet Explorer security settings set to “High” may have trouble logging in. After sigining in, they see a “Click here to continue” link that does nothing. One workaround is to right-click on this link and choose “Open in a new window.”

Clicking on links in the navbar on Blog*Spot blogs with Internet Explorer 7 will open those links within the navbar. Until we fix this, the workaround is to right-click and open the link in a new window. Update, 12/4: This has been fixed.

When using Internet Explorer 7 (RC1), pressing the Enter key does not submit login forms on the new version of Blogger. Until this is fixed, the workaround is to click the “Sign In” button explicitly. Update, 8/20: This has been fixed.

Some users are experiencing browser lock-ups or crashes when viewing certain blogs with Internet Explorer 6.0. This could be due to the presence of html tags in post titles. We're working on a fix. Update (9/8): This has been fixed.

DownloadSiteFeedsinIE6

Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 attempts to download links to site feeds, rather than display them in the browser. You can right-click the link to copy the location into your feed reader.