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http://caniuse.com/#feat=css-grid http://caniuse.com/#feat=css-grid It's been supported (albeit prefixed) in IE since v11 (pre-11 versions are <<1% these days)
by lucideer 10y ago
http://caniuse.com/#feat=css-grid http://caniuse.com/#feat=css-grid
It's been supported (albeit prefixed) in IE since v11 (pre-11 versions are <<1% these days), which makes Android browser the only significant current version lagging.
In fact, one could observe that Chrome is the browser "holding this feature back", given the very high percentage of people on version 56 of Chrome (which will decline very rapidly given Google's aggressive browser updater).
TL;DR: if you start using CSS Grid today, it'll probably be widely supported by the time you commit your code.
- pjmlp 10y ago> pre-11 versions are <<1% these days I wish, I guess you don't do much enterprise intranets.
- lucideer 10y agoI'm just going on StatCounter global stats, which is what caniuse reference. I'm sure usage within certain geographical areas or certain demographics may be higher or lower, but in those cases you're probably taking a more careful approach to a wide selection of modern browser features already anyway. For the average case (or probably the more common case - not everyone works in b2b) CSS grids are going to be fine to use almost immediately.
- mathw 10y agoSadly it's really hard to convince corporate entities whose web products are used by other corporate entities that they don't still need to support IE8. Even more sadly, sometimes they really do still need to support IE8... Although actually I haven't had to do something for <IE10 for a while now. Woohoo!
- gsnedders 10y ago> It's been supported (albeit prefixed) in IE since v11 (pre-11 versions are <<1% these days), which makes Android browser the only significant current version lagging. The IE/Edge implementation is fairly different at this point as the spec has changed quite a lot. It probably isn't too worthwhile considering.