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Has everyone decided to drop ie? For tech related sites that might make sense but I think not supporting ie means turning off support to the users who are olde
by wolco 9y ago
Has everyone decided to drop ie? For tech related sites that might make sense but I think not supporting ie means turning off support to the users who are older in some cases but more likely to buy.
Where are people drawing the line? Bootstrap 3 still supports legacy browsers but version 4 and other popular frameworks like bulma use flexbox.
- irrational 9y agoEvery website is different. I work for a Fortune 150 company, but the site I work on is so narrow in focus that we have the luxury of deciding that the amount of people using IE/Edge (very very few based on our server stats) is not worth the development/QA efforts to support them. This is especially nice since none of us have a Windows machine at work or at home ;-)
- Silhouette 9y agoHas everyone decided to drop ie? Maybe some consumer sites aimed at smartphone-wielding younger audiences can now get away with dropping IE completely. Maybe some sites aimed at very small businesses too. If you're aiming at older individuals or at medium to large organisations, not a chance.