So with the site redesign, it is become clear that GOG is using some different rendering. Now while most sane people won't even notice this, it's clear that some users have experienced problems with this.

To this end, I was thinking maybe some data could be collected on various browsers and if they do or don't render the main page and other key pages correctly. Now, the thing is, YOU SHOULD ALWAYS KEEP YOUR BROWSERS UP TO DATE, so preferentially, you'd be using the latest engine availed by your browser.

Much as GOG has discontinued support for Windows XP in both games and support outright, I do expect to find conclusively that Internet Explorer 11 will be out of the building in terms of support. (As any webdev would say, good riddance.)

I have tested 4 browsers for a start. And I have conducted 3 simple tests. One is loading the forums, one is loading the front page, and the final one is loading the store. All on Linux, because I don't have Windows.

iexplore.exe (Wine edition): It uh, doesn't render correctly. No surprise, since that explorer only exists for the rare applications that were mad enough to be coded with it in mind, and certain help files in the form of crusty old HTML documents. (Also control.)

Mosaic: Doesn't connect. Not surprising, considering it is a historical artifact last updated in 1997. I only did this as a fun control.

Chrome: Renders perfectly fine. (Same on mobile.)

Vivaldi: Ditto, as it is largely based on the Chromium codebase. Other Chrome and Chromium browsers should be the same.