With the official public release of Microsoft’s Internet Explorer 9 browser this month, an issue came to light for users on websites that used a previous version of the Cufón font replacement solution. As explained by John Hrvatin, Internet Explorer program director: The older Cufon library depended on legacy, non-standard IE behavior fixed in IE9. The IE9 behavior is correct (as in, IE9 now behaves like all other browsers) and won’t change so we’ve worked with the Cufon authors on...