sIFR and IE - causes the active content warning

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Luke
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sIFR and IE - causes the active content warning

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What is the deal with IE's active content warning? What exactly qualifies as "active content". I want to use sIFR on my company's new site, but I would really prefer for IE not to give an active content warning. There is really nothing I can do about it though, huh?
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From what I've seen it categorizes active content as Javascript that will manipulate the page.
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It's quite annoying. :?
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Indeed.
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Does Microsoft have a thing against web developers or something?
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Yes
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I've killed my browser on many occasion with very small javascripts.
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