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I can see "type of motorcycle currently riding" with their join date, post amount, and likes just as before.

I can also click their name and it brings up a pop up that I can then select "view profile."
I must be blind and simple as I clicked on your name and looked at your profile page and didn't see anything about what you ride. I did click on your pictures though and really like that KP.:fiddy:
 
Dump Chrome. The last 2 categories are being missed. After Forsyth is a blank that is marked as Type of motorcycle with no data from me. After that is a line that says Currently Riding with a response of 2013 black Vision. If these are missing your internet browser is only giving you partial data.
I have all the browsers on my machine. Chrome is by far the best. I ain't dumpin it because of one small glitch with this new web site. It don't matter that much to me. We all ride Vics. Ain't that much different between them.
 
Use what you like. Do not complain about missing data when it is your browser that is at fault.
It's not the browser, it's the web site's software.

I think I found the issue. In the HTML there is a line of code that doesn't seem to be recognized by Internet Explorer, but is recognized by Chrome.

It says . When highlighted it shows the size of the box where the various properties beneath our monikers are kept.

Specifically, it says div.extraUserInfo 142px x 98 px.

IOW, it's too small to show everything. And it probably wouldn't show that in the other browsers either if they recognized the command.
 
It's not the browser, it's the web site's software.
Sorry, but when I see something that you do not I come to the conclusion that my browser beats yours. I may be way out in left field but that is how I see it.
Well, you may be right. I looked into it a little more. The bit is a tag to section off boxes on web pages to be stylized by CSS. So anyway, I open the little developer tool and change the size and the size of the box and text within changes, but no extra info. For some reason, the end of the section occurs right after the location in Chrome. It happens after the bike type in Internet Explorer. Oddly under properties, it shows it as a Chrome HTML document regardless of which browser it's opened with. Not sure what Chrome HTML is. Looks like the initial tag is the standard for HTML5.

Bizarre how that little piece of code goes AWOL in Chrome.
 
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