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Such a relief for front-end people. We'll be finally free of workarounds for IE.
by uxwtf 11y ago
Such a relief for front-end people. We'll be finally free of workarounds for IE.
- _ao789 11y agooh, that's what you think..
- jvehent 11y agoMicrosoft not supporting older IE doesn't mean front-end people won't have to if their sites have users who don't upgrade. It just means Microsoft can't be bothered to ship patches for those older browsers.
- ToastyMallows 11y agoIt's a good first step though. This means that websites can start telling users "we don't support this browser because Microsoft doesn't", etc., and they will die off quicker.
- mkozlows 11y agoEveryone using a browser that doesn't get security patches is basically a walking malware farm. Not supporting them with your site and pushing them to upgrade is the moral high ground.
- l1ambda 11y agoThis. In fact by supporting those browsers on your website, you're in effect complicit in allowing malware to hijack those users' logins.
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- ajacksified 11y agoI'm not so sure; dealing with mobile safari is giving me some awful flashbacks.