Bing broken

I don't like it.

Old version still comes up on Chrome though.

Is there a new one? I get this frog video, but, that's nothing new to me. How do I get the new version? Thanks.

Frog video is new to us in the UK.  Sweet!

@Ian2: I was more excited by the reference question to Baron Silas Greenback than about the animated frog.

Herbie

A search engine that plays random videos? Sounds like Microsoft stole the idea from SpectateSwamp!

1 hour ago, TommyCarlier wrote

A search engine that plays random videos? Sounds like Microsoft stole the idea from SpectateSwamp!

you did not hear about the deal ?  they bought his code; it's now running MSFT HQ and bing

Another cool video. I guess you're referring to the new transition effect to the search results? Looks nice too!

Man.  How many frogs can that branch hold!

I don't see what is "broken".  What are you refering to as broken?

What video? All I see is a static backgrounf with a frog in it. Is there supposed to be a video brush on the background or something?

16 minutes ago, Harlequin wrote

What video? All I see is a static backgrounf with a frog in it. Is there supposed to be a video brush on the background or something?

Are you using an HTML5 browser?

It uses HTML5 video in browsers that support it (it works for me in IE9 and FF4, anyway).

IE9

1 hour ago, davewill wrote

Man.  How many frogs can that branch hold!

I don't see what is "broken".  What are you refering to as broken?

For some reason, bing.com thought I was using Metro IE (or IE 10 Preview on Win 7). I was actually using IE9 on Win 7. The main page was static (just an image of a frog), and when I did a search, the results came back on a Metro-looking page with a back button that didn't work and the Bing logo linking to a page that just rendered all-text gibberish.

Since it worked fine from Chrome, I figured it was a cookie issue. So I deleted the bing.com cookie in IE9, and now I see the frog video, and the results page looks normally.

Weird.

25 minutes ago, blowdart wrote

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Works on my machine. It does depend which homepage you get though, what country are you in?

Canada. Silly if it's country based =(

I see it now, just set myself to U.S. English...I wasn't going to .ca, I was going to .com. Not sure why the animation would be based on your country preference...