In IE8, there is a button by the address bar that allows you to revert back to the older versions of reading a web page by IE7. Once you click on that button, Wrike loads correctly and works fine.
How you can run Wrike in Internet Explorer 8
Published by Valerie | Saturday, 21 March, 2009
If you use IE as your primary Internet browser and have already upgraded it to version 8, you may face a problem with the correct loading of your Wrike workspace. While we are working on compatibility with IE8, let us share a nice workaround with you.
In IE8, there is a button by the address bar that allows you to revert back to the older versions of reading a web page by IE7. Once you click on that button, Wrike loads correctly and works fine.
In IE8, there is a button by the address bar that allows you to revert back to the older versions of reading a web page by IE7. Once you click on that button, Wrike loads correctly and works fine.
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