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Should they always have to?

• eli 9y ago
  Can they afford to turn away users?
  • zoria 9y ago
    Maybe not today, but in a few months or a year, possibly. IE is dying and Edge is taking its place. Supporting IE just makes maintanance more difficult, doesn't it?
    • USNetizen 9y ago
      Not if you want to design a site for any of the millions of government organizations out there who still require support for IE9+
      • nailer 9y ago
        As long as they double their budgets that's fine.
      • Nadya 9y ago
        If only there was some sort of standard library for government organizations to use [0]. [0] https://standards.usa.gov/ https://standards.usa.gov/
• vinceguidry 9y ago
  No, and that's what I was asking. Have we reached the point where we can ignore IE?
  • bpicolo 9y ago
    IE8/9/10 for most purposes, yep. IE11, no (IE11 is used more than Edge as far as I've seen)
    • vinceguidry 9y ago
      Which means the answer is no, we can't ignore IE yet and that means I won't be touching this library with a 10 foot pole.