I am getting this problem for IE7/8 albeit in IETester. I'm on Windows 7 with IE9. Once Google Maps loads any semi-transparent PNG-24 that was used as a repeating background all of the sudden became... strange, as if they were made almost completely transparent with a gradient slapped on them. Locking in on version 3.3 did not do it for me. I had to explicitly set the background to a PNG-24 whose dimensions were at least the size of the footer/header. This seems to have prevented the bug from triggering to begin with... Just posting here in case anyone else comes across the issue and that, well, this is still an issue.
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