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I'm even not sure what an average experience on IE11 would be for any users. I push as much as I can to POs / stakeholders to just disable non-critical feature

I'm even not sure what an average experience on IE11 would be for any users. I push as much as I can to POs / stakeholders to just disable non-critical features on IE11 and just leave the basic functionality. I doubt anyone using IE11 likes that fact, so sounds good to give them just another reason to complain about their experience to their superiors. I will definitely never see "The product that just works on IE11" as a slogan, so being competitive in this won't be reasonable argument.

pbhjpbhj 6y ago
Ha, my office's intranet is MS SharePoint, the menu is broken in Chrome. I sent them the CSS to fix it (unnecessary divs are added, you just need the right selector and you can display:none them all) ... worked fine in IE11, apparently that's justification for a WONTFIX (fixed it for myself with uBlock). Lots of emails come around saying use/don't use IE11 for this operation because half the time it doesn't work, and half the time the sites being linked aren't standards compliant. As an ex webdev it's hard not to be annoyed.