Referencing other posters in thread with @ has stopped working for me

[ballardw]

I noticed a couple of days ago that using @ to bring up a list of other posters in a thread is not bringing up the list.

I don't find any obvious settings in the user preferences that might affect this so I am asking if anyone has a clue on browser settings that might affect this behavior. I am using Internet Explorer on Windows 10. The IE update version is 11.0.101 if that makes a difference.

Our IT department makes changes to our machine settings but I have no clue as to which might be involved to investigate and/or make a use case for resetting if I need IT to change the behavior.

[Kurt_Bremser]

Still works for me.

@ immediately brought you up.

[PaigeMiller]

If you have access to a different browser, try it there. That could be useful diagnostic information ... is it your system, or is it your browser?

Also, reboot your computer.

[ballardw]

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@PaigeMiller wrote:

If you have access to a different browser, try it there. That could be useful diagnostic information ... is it your system, or is it your browser?

Also, reboot your computer.

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Computer gets restarted every day as IT policy to "complete installation of updates".

Policy for work is use Internet Explorer. Getting others installed is problematic.

[ShelleySessoms]

Hi @ballardw,

We have tested it and can confirm there is an issue on IE. It works on Edge and Chrome. 

As of Wednesday, we have a new version of the platform so we suspect there's a bug. I've opened a ticket with the provider and will update you on what we hear.

Thanks for letting us know about the issue.

Best,

Shelley 

[ChrisBrooks]

I can confirm it also still works fine on Safari

[ShelleySessoms]

Lithium has confirmed this is a bug with IE. They are working to deploy a fix now. Will let you all know when it has been corrected. Thanks!

[Kurt_Bremser]

IE does not have bugs.

IE is a bug.

SCNR

[ccaulkins9]

😛

[ccaulkins9]

Means: IE only is a bug because you've not given sufficient input to their (de)bugginng proces...