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These don't display at all in Internet Explorer 11. You either get a white square or a series of unreadable numbers. That's a non-starter for my usage unfortun
by Someone1234 6y ago
These don't display at all in Internet Explorer 11. You either get a white square or a series of unreadable numbers.
That's a non-starter for my usage unfortunately, as even degraded IE11 support is swing-able, but completely broken means we cannot use it. We're still seeing corporations and government agencies using IE11 on a regular basis.
Wikimedia claims 3.9% of their users are still IE11, we're closer to 10%, but we're also majority desktop rather than mobile users which is also really rare in 2020.
- sgt 6y agoBest way is to chekc for IE11 in JS and display an error message to the user to use Edge/Chrome/FF/etc. That way at least you don't present something broken to the users.