I have read a similar question and the answer that was given.  Unacceptable.  Those of us using MSN Premium PAY for this service.  Why is Microsoft not doing more to make this a viable and compatible browser with the rest of the net?  I have checked to see what version of MSN Premium I am using and it states that it 9. something.  However, that is not the message I am getting from other websites who tell me I need to either upgrade to a higher version or use a different browser, because their software is rating MSN Premium as only using Internet Explorer 7.What I want to know is why should I continue to pay for a service that is becoming increasing less viable as time goes by?  Also what kind of time frame are you looking at in terms of getting this problem solved?I received a notice today from Intuit that as of Sept 1, 2012 I will no longer be able to access their web service with MSN Premium.  If I have to use another browser to access certain websites, tell me please, why should I continue to pay for a subscribtion to MSN Premium?

MSN Explorer still uses IE7 as its platform and we are much aware of this issue. As we see trend for this matter, the more it will be prioritized since formulating a permanent fix on our backend doesn't tell us when exactly it can be applied. There might be other problem that will arise upon testing, it's like trial and error. For the meantime, please bear with us as we work on this and use Internet Explorer to view the websites that are not compatible with MSN.Paolo M.