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They've been trying similar things for months. Still, Edge isn't taking off and IE11 sticks around. IE11 is not going to die this way. Why can't they do what t
by unilynx 8y ago
They've been trying similar things for months. Still, Edge isn't taking off and IE11 sticks around.
IE11 is not going to die this way. Why can't they do what the Chrome Frame did years ago, and just offer Edge-inside-an-IE11 frame so we can finally move forwards JS-wise? I don't mind adding a dozen custom headers and meta tags this time around, but please, come up with a way so every-day-web-developers can get away from IE11's constraints
- userbinator 8y agoI wish they would just keep the IE UI, and have Edge be the rendering engine. The only reason I like IE over other browsers is because its UI hasn't changed much and remains relatively un-dumbed-down and un-mobile-apped like a Windows application should. Its configuration dialogs are also standard ones.