New Design & Browser Back Button

hi,
am I the only one or is someone else experiencing a problem with the browser's BACK button since we have the new SDN design?
If I click the BACK button there is an attempt to load something but the same page stays there. Only if I kind of double-klick it (klick it twice very quickly) I get back.
IE 6.0.2900 for XP SP2, UPDATE 2
regards,
anton

verified that and that's correct.
But - the page doesn't correctly reload after I press the submit button to logon.
It looks as I weren't logged on (no name in the header, logon box still visible) until I hit the refresh button.
Hitting the refresh button then it doesn't stop loading (Status: Retrieving data from www.sapteched.com) thoug my name is there, the logon box gone and everything else in place too
Firefox 1.5.0.4
anton
Message was edited by: Anton Wenzelhuemer

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