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Well, IE8 is the most recent version that's supported on Windows XP, which is still used in a distressingly large amount of corporate environments. There's also
by quarterto 11y ago
Well, IE8 is the most recent version that's supported on Windows XP, which is still used in a distressingly large amount of corporate environments. There's also still a load of corporate IT on Vista and 7 that won't upgrade past IE8 because reasons. IE9 and above is effectively evergreen, and Edge explicitly is, but we're gonna have a load of people stuck on IE8 for a while to come.
- mordocai 11y agoI don't know about IE9 being "effectively evergreen" but I can say that the only browser specific bugs we've had to deal with recently have been IE9 so I wouldn't consider it on the same level as IE10 and IE11. IE9 is the oldest browser we support, and soon we won't support it either.