Go to the site, get an account on the game, and try to log in. Mozilla (build 2000040808) will act like it doesn't support frames. "HTTP/1.1 200 OK Server: Microsoft-IIS/4.0 Date: Sat, 08 Apr 2000 23:21:05 GMT Connection: close Content-type: text/html Set-Cookie: USERNAME=mystiq; path=/ Set-Cookie: PSTRING=kPg4ucxQyroyuwMwpMNNic00Bs; path=/ This page is meant to be viewed by a frames-capable browser. If you do not have frame support, please enter Earth: 2025 here. button from the enter game menu. This page is meant to be viewed by a frames-capable browser. If you do not have frame support, please enter Earth: 2025 using the No-Frames button from the enter game menu." However, the Netscape 6 release works with it.

Changing component to Frames. Might be a HTTP header issue, cc gagan.

I can reproduce here (Build 2000040808 on WinNT) though I'm not certain if this is a client problem or a malformed script being mishandled by IIS, which doesn't have a stellar record of correctly parsing CGI scripts.

Rather interesting: Try to get into the game again, and if you get the message, give Mozilla another URL, then when that page stops loading (or you can hit stop), go back, Mozilla displays a blank page with just the frames layed out, and in the main frame of the game it displays them again. The source to all of the pages is the same message, yet nothing shows up.

Major/medium usability issue. This might be somehow related to bug 33952 though I've not investigated. Moving to M17.

Adding myself to CC :P I dont think it's related to 33592, it happens all the time.

makingtest astrotech@earthlink.net

This works for me with tonight's NT build. I created: account: mozilla password: password Then I logged in and was able to start a game.

Marking verified works for me. Tested in the Sept 14th build.