MindLeaders is announcing today that our courses are now browser-independent; they can be taken using Firefox, Apple's Safari, or any web standards-compliant browser you want to use.
This changeover should be completely transparent to people using Internet Explorer to access the courses. The courses will look the same as they have for IE users.
This is the culmination of over six months of hard work by our programming and design team. It all started when Internet Explorer 8 was released and now complied with the web standards that other browsers had already adopted. For the first time, the possibility was open to use the technology that MindLeaders uses in its courses without having to pick a horse in the browser race; we could write course code that all browsers could use. It took a lot of re-writing code, testing, and then re-writing some more, but we're happy with the result.
Training administrators will still need to use Internet Explorer to manage users, groups, and curriculums. Our goal is to make that section of the site browser-independent someday, too, but we don't have a target date for that yet.
Please let us know any thoughts or questions in the comments section!