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Internet Explorer 11 will probably be around for 25+ years, knowing Microsoft's track record in Windows. Though I'm surprised the author continued to support I

Internet Explorer 11 will probably be around for 25+ years, knowing Microsoft's track record in Windows. Though I'm surprised the author continued to support IE 10. IE 10 and below are quite dead. https://www.w3counter.com/trends https://www.w3counter.com/trends https://analytics.usa.gov/ https://analytics.usa.gov/ https://analytics.usa.gov/data/live/ie.json https://analytics.usa.gov/data/live/ie.json Edit: Amazing to see there's still IE5 usage on US Gov analytics :)

micrio 6y ago
Yeah, I still encounter IE10 and older sometimes -- looking at the wide audiences Micrio projects are used for, this ranges from grandparent's Windows XP machines to OS-locked government IE10-PCs. Can't be helped, so an automatic fallback to the previous Micrio version is the least I can do. I do really hope that there could be a _final_ update from MS to IE10 to at least support ES6. That would also make such a big difference. One can wish..