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I already use it in production. I don't really care about old IE users. I agree that not all devs can afford this, but many can.

• BinaryIdiot 10y ago
  Parent was referring to the current version of IE which still has partial support. I wish it were better supported today. It would sure make my life easier.
  • TheAceOfHearts 10y ago
    If you use autoprefixer you can reliably use flexbox, with a few minor exceptions which, IMO, aren't huge dealbreakers.
    • BinaryIdiot 10y ago
      Fair enough I've just kinda avoided things not supported fully in evergreen browsers when I can. I should probably re-examine that more often.
  • pault 10y ago
    In my experience it's "good enough". I just shipped a production site with all flexbox layouts and we had to support IE11. I found that the trick was to avoid the shorthand flex attribute and use the explicit flex-* attributes instead.