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Its not horribly broken, IE11/10 is well supported with prefixes & past flexbox-spec properties. Autoprefixer does all the work there. For IE9/8 you could rely
by kylecesmat 11y ago
Its not horribly broken, IE11/10 is well supported with prefixes & past flexbox-spec properties. Autoprefixer does all the work there. For IE9/8 you could rely on polyfills like https://github.com/10up/flexibility https://github.com/10up/flexibility
Listened to @_lemonmade & @snookca at a recent conference talk about how they're using Flexbox across the Shopify platform and there is no reason why other far-reaching platforms shouldn't make the switch today.
- Someone1234 11y agoSo your point is that it isn't broken but that you need to use a polyfill to fix it..? That's a very consistent message.
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