> What I propose is when the value of the alpha filter reaches 100, it > would be great if jQuery could just remove the filter entirely. This > way it would only have issues when fading out or set to specific > values.
That's been proposed a few times, but the issue there is that if some stylesheet specifies a default opacity then removing the explicity filter from the style attribute will mean that the stylesheet opacity will be applied again -- that's the wrong behavior. I wish IE would make this easier but if it did it wouldn't be IE would it? :) For now, Kevin's solution is probably best.
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