Works fine for me with Windows 7 and Google Chrome. Very nice, I like it.

It scrolls too far, in my opinion. You scroll about two screens to the side (per tab), and it should be more like one and a half - But wait until you get content in before tweaking the amount it scrolls.
It's also hard to see the logo in the upper-left corner.

The horizontal scrolling works fine in the beta of Internet Explorer 9, but the buttons at the top are misaligned vertically, and stretch the page longer than it should.

See here: [url="http://img8.imageshack.us/img8/8707/websitep.png"]http://img8.imagesha...07/websitep.png[/url]) ([[b]Edit:] [/b]Oops, I had compatibility mode on. Works fine in IE9 beta also.

Works fine for me (also Win 7 and Google Chrome). It looks nice, but is there supposed to be lag between when a link is clicked and when it begins to scroll? I was a little concerned that it was not working at first. If this was intentional, decreasing the delay would probably be better.

Thanks guys. Yeah I put the screens about 3000 pixels apart for fear of people with 2000+ screen width resolution. I wouldn't want the next screen to show up on the previous screen. What do you think would be a more acceptable option?

Hmm.. breaks in compatability mode? That means it probably breaks in older IEs. I should look into that. Thanks.

[color=#1C2837][size=2]Like HydroxicAcid[b] [/b][/size][/color]I also noticed a slight lag but, oddly, it only occurred the first time I clicked a button. Every other time there was no delay before scrolling.

Yea, if it breaks in compatibility mode, it's [i]probably [/i]IE6 and earlier versions. But you can't support everything, so I'd say just support IE7 and above (when it comes to Internet Explorer users). ([url="http://blogwebdesigner.com/web-browser-market-share-should-you-still-support-ie6-3212"]Should you still support IE6?[/url])

I wouldn't know how to fix the 3000 pixel issue, not being a web designer.

Fine here, Chrome and Vista.

I think I fixed the IE6 issue in either case. My question to you is, as per the lag did you click the home button first? because that will take 3.5 seconds to scroll to where it already is by default, and then scroll to the second choice after it has scrolled to the first one. It's queue'd.

I only ask because I don't personally notice the lag time in FF4 (Gecko), IE8, or Chrome (WebKit). Interesting.

Works great on Mac OSX Safari as well.

Fine here, FF 3.6.13 on W7 x64

Yea, clicking on the tab you are already on, and then clicking on another tab, caused the delay. This is in Chrome.
You're recent additions aren't centered in chrome, and a huge white bar is at the bottom of the screen (in case you didn't know).

[url="http://img809.imageshack.us/img809/9963/websitey.png"]Screenshot[/url] (Monitor set to 1680 x 1050 resolution)

Your icon looks alot more visible now; it looks good.

Ah. Yeah. Webkit chrome and safari aren't rendering the padding correctly. I need to look into this. As for the delay issue, I'll just add an if statement to make it not do the animation if it's already on the tab you clicked. Should solve that.

Ok, so I =think= I have webkit fixed. Tested in the latest stable Chrome and Safari builds under Windows 7 x64. If anyone who was having the white bar issue wants to do a hard refresh and verify independently for me.. well I'd appreciate it.

Might even say thank you ;]