Any website i go to it tells me the browser is not supporting the site. what can i do help!

Graphics evolve... Significantly...

There is NO single DETERMINING FACTOR..
and "non-supported" is not an abstract...

It is site dependent.

If you are trying to part a FIAT in a Model-T GARAGE...
It should not be much of a problem...
But that Gigantic 1959 Cadillac WON'T FIT...!!

Browsers share a lot of common characteristics...
but they are all subject to poor support & careless
workmanship.

Some website operators take pride in the amount of
interfaces they can still support... Others want to HACK
their LATEST interface together... and get back to their
GRAND THEFT (type) game... or continue developing
their own "stuff"... (because they think their boss
doesn't know they are SLUGs).

When you get to a site and it either tells you...
or the graphics are trampling all over themselves...
you will know...

Hope this helps...

Web browser Wikipedia

Carnac the Magnificent

What browser are you using?
Site techs usually tell how to perform the steps in each browser.
Here is an example.
How to Clear Your Browser Cookies

Hi,
First, I would like to know if there is any error message that is showing up?
If no, it would be best if you check if your browser block certain sites like the one that you are trying. You will be able to view the pop up blocker settings under "tools" of your browser.Please make sure that it is turned off.
Now, if the pop up blocker is turned off, next thing you can do is to clear your browsers cache and cookies.
I think this problem could possibly be resolved by clearing the cache and cookies of your browser if you haven't done so recently. If you need help with this, can you please tell me if you use Internet Explorer, Firefox, or otherwise.
Cookies are pieces of information generated by a Web server and stored in the user's computer so that a website will remember the user's past activity. The cache is the information that your browser saves about websites to enable it to load faster upon repeat visits. Unfortunately, because these pieces of information are saved and not always up to date, they can cause browser difficulties, so clearing them is the only way to reset everything.
Clearing your browsers cache and cookies will depend on the browser you are using. Let me provide you the link where you can find the steps:
Here it goes:
http://www.google.com/support/accounts/bin/answer.py?answer=32050

Now, if the problem still persists, the last option would be changing your browser.
Google Chrome and Safari are notorious for having problems with certain pages on the eBay site, since the site code isn't optimized for those browsers. If you have Firefox or Internet Explorer on your computer, I would recommend you try using one of those browsers when using eBay instead.

Thanks.
Computer Support

iPod should have a support site.

Thank you for writing in regard to resetting your cookie on your browser as you are unable to log in on your Yahoo mail account.Let me help you with this.
I think this problem could possibly be resolved by clearing the cache and cookies of your browser if you haven't done so recently. If you need help with this, can you please tell me if you use Internet Explorer, Firefox, or otherwise.
Cookies are pieces of information generated by a Web server and stored in the user's computer so that a website will remember the user's past activity. The cache is the information that your browser saves about websites to enable it to load faster upon repeat visits. Unfortunately, because these pieces of information are saved and not always up to date, they can cause browser difficulties, so clearing them is the only way to reset everything.
Clearing your browsers cache and cookies will depend on the browser you are using. Let me provide you the link where you can find the steps:
Here it goes:
http://www.google.com/support/accounts/bin/answer.py?answer=32050

Simply look for the steps on how to clear your browsers cache and cookies corresponding to the briowser you are using.

Now, if the problem still persists, the last option would be changing your browser.
Google Chrome and Safari are notorious for having problems with certain pages on the eBay site, since the site code isn't optimized for those browsers. If you have Firefox or Internet Explorer on your computer, I would recommend you try using one of those browsers when using eBay instead.

Hi! You should try and download Firefox, which is a browser that can support the programs they have on ExerciseTV. A browser would be like Internet Explorer--do you know if you have that one? The icon is blue "E" If you want to keep that one just Google "update my Internet Explorer browser" and you can give it a quick update if you like that one. Hope that helps!

Download Firefox for free here:
http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/personal.html

In web browser, go to tools, than options, go to applications. Scroll down the list, find all your pics and image choices, then select picture viewer as the opening program.
This will allow you to view any pics here, any size to open, you can enlarge them and more.
Not all websites offer bigger pic options. But the picture viewer should help.
You can also get extra free pic and browser extensions in tools, add on, search add-ons
Or else download.com and majorgeeks.com have some good free programs

* If it's an web browser problem, try these steps :

1. Open your web browser.

2. Goto Tools >> Internet Options.

3. Delete all Cookies, Temporary Files and History.

4. Apply the settings and restart the browser.

* If still having problem with selecting any option in a website with mouse, it will be a JavaScript support error! Reinstall the web browser and Java Virtual Machine (for javascript issues)!

* You can download these softwares from :
http://www.filehippo.com/ (It's a Free & Fast Site!)

tell me if it works..tc! :)

problem must be that your browser is not supporting all these software, i suggest that you try to open the same site in some other browser and then try again

It sounds like two possible problems - a browser problem or a website problem. To test if it is a browser problem, try downloading Firefox if you are using Internet Explorer. IE has problems with all sorts of things. Also check in "Help" top toolbar that your browser supports 128 bit encryption. Possibly you may have to install java or lower security settings, some sites require session cookies, to correct that simply lower the cookies to accept all. Usually browser problems of this nature will also not let you use secure sites such as online banking - if you can access those sites - probably your browser is fine and it is a website problem.

Some sites that are interactive using Joomla or Mambo based CMS(content management systems) get a glitch where even after logging in, you must login a second time in order to do anything, the copyright tag at the bottom of a page should tell if it is that type of site. If so contact the web admin of the problem.