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Our enterprise app (not internal) has 80% of users on IE11 :/
by tty2300 7y ago
Our enterprise app (not internal) has 80% of users on IE11 :/
- tracker1 7y agoI'd suggest that comes down to the type of client/users you have... it's definitely not a common case. I'd also be willing to guess that most of those users also have a different browser installed. IE11 is pretty capable, but requires a lot of shims/shivs for modern code transpilation.
- tty2300 7y agoThe customers have weird IE security tools/firewalls and are not allowed to use anything else. For some reason they think that IE with very expensive tools to lock it down is more secure than a modern browser.
- tjalfi 7y agoDid older versions of your app require IE? If so, their admins may have added your site to Enterprise Mode[0] so that it opens with IE. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/deploy/emie-to-improve-compatibility https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/deploy/emie-...
- tty2300 7y agoNope, this is a modern react/es6 app that's only about 5 years old.
- H1Supreme 7y agoHow is that even possible? Are they not allowed to use something else?
- tty2300 7y agoYes. The 20% not on IE only left after we convinced their it department to switch.
- robocat 7y agoOuch. Our clients are businesses (less than 10000 employeees), and we still have 30% of userbase on Internet Explorer. We will soon be dropping IE9 and IE10 support. I suspect that we'll be supporting IE11 for another two years or so (even considering Windows 7 expiry!).