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IE9 does not support the History API, nor does the current platform preview of IE10. Microsoft have quite a bit of time to get features into IE10 and I really h
by dave1010uk 15y ago
IE9 does not support the History API, nor does the current platform preview of IE10. Microsoft have quite a bit of time to get features into IE10 and I really hope the History API is one of them.
I there was a bug tracking this for IE9 but it got closed. Not sure if there's one for IE10.
While IE's market share is decreasing, I believe it will be a long time before > 90% of users are not on IE 6-9.
- jahmed 15y agoWell 44% of users already dont use IE, so that day long since passed. http://arstechnica.com/web/news/2011/05/web-browser-market-share-upgrade-analysis.ars http://arstechnica.com/web/news/2011/05/web-browser-market-s...
- dave1010uk 15y ago44% of people currently not on IE 6 to 9 is under half way to the 90% I was refering to. Not sure what you mean by "that day long since passed".