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> because it'll get corporations to replace the actual IE11 executable with the Edge executable. I’m probably just cynical, but nothing caused corporations to
by daigoba66 5y ago
> because it'll get corporations to replace the actual IE11 executable with the Edge executable.
I’m probably just cynical, but nothing caused corporations to get rid of IE11 before, and nothing will now.
Working on an enterprise b2b web app, I’m going to have to support IE11 indefinitely.
- crazygringo 5y ago> and nothing will now Yes it will. Microsoft is gradually pulling out all support for it, with this year being the big start of that. Very soon, it'll become more work for admins to maintain IE11 installations than it will be for them to migrate to Edge with IE11 compatibility mode. Admins tend to choose the path of least work. You're only going to need to support IE11 indefinitely if your enterprise app requires IE11. Otherwise, your company is probably going to be able to pull the plug at some point in the next 2 years, depending on your specific customer base.