Your best bet might just be to install a different browser and see if they notice.
There is probably an opportunity here to create a firefox or chrome extension that makes the basic UI Mimic Internet Explorer exactly so people don't notice.
> There is probably an opportunity here to create a firefox or chrome extension that makes the basic UI Mimic Internet Explorer exactly so people don't notice.
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Your best bet might just be to install a different browser and see if they notice.
There is probably an opportunity here to create a firefox or chrome extension that makes the basic UI Mimic Internet Explorer exactly so people don't notice.
That's actually slightly rude if you ask me.
> There is probably an opportunity here to create a firefox or chrome extension that makes the basic UI Mimic Internet Explorer exactly so people don't notice.
Or easier yet, just install Chrome Frame.
That's only going to work for sites that explicitly require it (i.e don't work in IE). So they're still going to be using IE 99% of the time.
That's easy to fix: http://www.labnol.org/software/force-google-chrome-in-intern...