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I don't blame anyone if they don't want to support Edge/IE. Microsoft's browsers are horrible to develop for. Personally I'd be much happier if more of my users

by fron 8y ago

I don't blame anyone if they don't want to support Edge/IE. Microsoft's browsers are horrible to develop for. Personally I'd be much happier if more of my users would switch to Chrome.

jenscow 8y ago
I understand how you feel, but no. Having been a FF/NS/Mozilla browser user since the 90s, I know it's not nice to be treated like a 2nd class citizen. However, unlike the current Edge/IE users, I made a choice.
- beagle3 8y ago
  The IE/Edge users also made a choice. Not voting is a choice. Not educating yourself is a choice. Choices have consequences.
noxToken 8y ago
I haven't tried to write extensions for Edge or anything like that, but have you recently developed for Edge or even IE11? I've run into a few minor warts (minor as in a 5-minutes fix) with IE11, but it's been smooth sailing with Edge. Mobile FireFox has comparatively been a nightmare in spite of MDN's wonderful docs.
- jrs95 8y ago
  Edge extensions use the same new standard as Firefox, it shouldn’t be that bad.