Not sure if anyone else has pointed this one out, but good old Microsoft seems to be at it again with its monopoly control agenda... Feedburner is of couse a popular way of promoting feeds and getting info on the amount of your feed subscribers etc., but I was astonished to see the difference between a Feedburner feed page on Firefox and on IE7. Have a look at this feed on both browsers to see what I mean: (It's not my feed by the way) http://feeds.feedburner.com/ProbloggerHelpingBloggersEarnMoney IE7 doesn't allow you to subscribe any other way apart from their own way!!!
lol That definitely is crap. Is it just browser-based, or do they have a deal with feedburner or something (I'd guess not)? I can't imagine that it's in any way ok for a browser to be altering a company's site and/or services w/o their permission though, especially deliberately (definitely isn't a simple design issue). But frankly, I don't care that much. I only use IE to check designs anyway.