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> Can I Use says IE and Opera Mini are the only two major browsers that don’t have module support Firefox doesn’t currently support dynamic imports and I’m not

> Can I Use says IE and Opera Mini are the only two major browsers that don’t have module support Firefox doesn’t currently support dynamic imports and I’m not sure Edge does either, so maybe that’s the use case for this? Or if someone is locked into an older version of Chrome or Safari for some reason. But yes, all of the “major” browsers support modules for the most part.

mbell 8y ago
It's unclear if Firefox is still a major browser. 1-2% of traffic support cutoff thresholds are fairly common and Firefox is sitting in that territory now (about 1.5% of our traffic last I looked).
- michaelmior 8y ago
  Globally I believe Firefox is sitting around 3%. Of course for different sites, this may vary.
MBCook 8y ago
> Firefox doesn’t currently support dynamic imports [...] I wasn’t looking up dynamic imports. I guess that’s the thing that makes this library useful.
m1573rp34130dy 8y ago
...im wondering where user agent spoofing fits in with browser analytics, ..whenever im concerned with obfusicating my attack surface due to potential website hostility, i rotate my user agent strings [among other spoofs] thus an attacker will probably deploy the wrong exploit for the actual browser i am using... ...what im saying is that the percentage use of a particular browser may be very inaccurate due to user agent spoofing...