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You're making the error of assuming that all web applications in production have the same user base and constraints as yours. For example, I work on an applicat
by ch4s3 9y ago
You're making the error of assuming that all web applications in production have the same user base and constraints as yours. For example, I work on an application that is a companion app to some larger domain applications that themselves only work on newer versions of Chrome and Firefox. I defacto don't have to support IE, as none of my users can use it. Additionally if you make a developer focused tool like bug reporting, APM, or log aggregation, you can probably ignore IE, if you don't target Windows devs.