If you're like me, you use console.log for debugging. It turns out
that on IE 9, if you haven't turned on the debugger (by pressing F12),
console is not defined and console.log throws an error. If you open
the console, console.log works as expected for the remainder of the IE
session.
This means that you might see problems when starting IE, but as soon
as you turn on the debugger, the problems go away. If that's the
case, it might be because you are using console.log.
I do the following to avoid this issue:
if ('undefined' == typeof console) {console = new Object();}
if ('undefined' == typeof console.log) {console.log = function(){};}
hth,
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