A site that I'm working on uses this module, but there is no "Continue" button visible when viewing the site in any Internet Explorer browser, after redirecting the user to the user login page.

My current solution has been to remove the #states code for both occurrences of the button.

In Chrome, for example, the button is visible without altering the code. The screenshots are showing IE11.

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#2392797: Use AJAX instead of javascript states could be a potential solution, but the patch currently does not apply to the module.

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I've found the actual cause of this, and then noticed that it was fixed in #2324645: Invisible Continue button on IE due to "incorrect" javascript states.

Can I suggest tagging a new release of this module so that anyone downloading it will get the version including the fix for the critical issue?