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Unsupported by the usual suspects, that's why.
by tomcooks 7y ago
Unsupported by the usual suspects, that's why.
- jraph 7y agoThey are disappearing and it gracefully degrades, I think we should not care in most cases now :-) edit: and I guess a JS shim can be used if it really matters.
- Someone1234 7y agoEdge never really gained popularity so that disappearing (with Chrome-Edge) is neither here nor there. IE11 is here to stay until at least 2025. In no small part due to Microsoft's decision to make IE11's rendering engine the only browser that could support: Java Applets, Flash, ActiveX, that almost all major companies and large governments use. If they had incorporated those into Edge and hidden them behind ten layers of security warnings, we wouldn't be in this mess. Try to service large corporations and governments. Our IE11 user share is over 70% for the product (but under 30% for the marketing/public pages). This won't change until every last Java Applet/Flash/ActiveX control dies, and that isn't happening fast -- companies literally in 2019 still sell products using the tech' (Oracle!).
- jraph 7y ago> Try to service large corporations and governments. Our IE11 user share is over 70% for the product I was excluding this from the "most cases", but thanks for the wake up call anyway. Outch.
- netfl0 7y agoYou beat me to it :) Yes this is too bad. Great feature.
- rgoulter 7y agoConvenience link (obviously implied: IE, Edge don't support it): https://caniuse.com/#feat=details https://caniuse.com/#feat=details