From: "Joe Barr" 

From the once a chickenshit scumbag, always a chickenshit scumbag department:

Richard Shupak and his friends in Research & Development hard at work
again, no doubt.


http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/6/29219.html

Opera tried to test whether or not this was deliberate by changing
identification to the non-existent browser Oprah. This returns the IE style
sheet, which works perfectly well in Opera. In Opera's view MSN is
therefore looking specifically for "Opera" in the User-Agent
string and sending it a broken style sheet. That, of course, could still be
a mistake, as it's perfectly logical to send IE as the default if the
browser can't be identified. But as there was no need for MSN to design an
Opera-specific style sheet in the first place, one wonders... R



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