I use Firefox and most often without the IE Tabs addon.

When I want to add breaks in my posts,
I add them using the HTML tag <br>

I've given up trying to read the "wall of text" posts.........

Firefox 5 here.

Works

great

no tags

no IE Tab

brconflict:
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On Saturday of this last weekend, I saw issues where I would see two T(1)'s or two T(2)'s. One would have audio, and the other would be empty.
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I have had exactly this problem too and posted a bug report to Cakewalk (who sent me an email saying it's being looked into) -- in case you are interested in chiming into them with your experience:
http://forum.cakewalk.com/tm.aspx?m=2745484
 
I even created a video that demonstrated the problem.  And I'm having a problem with the transport controls in X2a as well...

FastBikerBoy

Firefox 5 here.

Now there's progress

Paul P

FastBikerBoy

Firefox 5 here.

Now there's progress

The rate firefox is updated I'll soon look current from a distance - V50 can't be far away.

Google Chrome works great and is the only browser I like better than Firefox.

I'll try Chrome next time--Firefox doesn't keep formatting. It's not a Cakewalk or browser issues, though. It's the version of message board hosting Cakewalk uses here, I believe. Looks rather old and much like Open Source. All message boards are not created equally.

May I ask a ? just out of curiosity as a Home Hobbiest?  

Why would you do a Paying Session with a new DAW OS instead of using a known stable one, then just import the Session into the newer DAW OS to test it out until you have learned all the quirks?

As for recording for the first time, you could check your system out just by micing some speakers/monitors with multiple mics, etc... just to test it for lengthy recording session or Punching IN/OUTs.  In other words - Just try and learn how its going to act on your system.

Hope this doesnt sound negative, Just curious here  

Ok, Trying Chrome this time; Let's see if this works better.

Although I was not 100% sure X2a was going to work for the session, and honestly, if I were working on a higher-dollar gig, Sonar wouldn't even be in the running, but it wasn't one of those gigs, so I needed to put it to the test. Fortunately, I found a couple of causes to the issues relatively quickly, and I simply used Templates to make each "take" a whole new project. At least I can pull them up in X1, since I abandoned Lanes in X2a. 

Chrome is great. So is Opera. Firefox has fallen behind IMHO.