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Have you been reading SO answers?!? It works fine in Edge. Why don't you try? IE latest - there is no such thing. The latest steam engines, the latest CRT sc
by Theodores 8y ago
Have you been reading SO answers?!?
It works fine in Edge. Why don't you try?
IE latest - there is no such thing.
The latest steam engines, the latest CRT screens and the latest buggy whips probably don't do CSS Grid either.
IE exists for compatibility with enterprise apps but isn't 'latest'. It is legacy.
And the content will still work even if CSS Grid is not supported, just the layout won't be perfect.
- andrewprock 8y agoChecking here: https://netmarketshare.com/browser-market-share.aspx https://netmarketshare.com/browser-market-share.aspx It looks like IE is still the #3 browser, ahead of both Edge and Safari.
- dcbadacd 8y agoHeavily depends on your target market, neither does it just hurt to say "This browser is unsupported for being too outdated" we do it for <noscript> why not <nopropercss> :/
- Theodores 8y agoInternet Explorer is a compatibility solution. It is there to run the old stuff. It is still kept secure but it is not getting any new features, there is Edge for that. The statistics you quote are meaningless. Go to another statistics provider and you will get different stats again. Include mobile and Safari suddenly becomes rather major. Supporting a depreciated browser is not the way to go. This has to be understood, the methodology of where the stats comes from is also mysterious, given how much of he internet is click fraud bots who knows what is what?