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IE (all versions) seems to have 1-2% market share, so I'm not sure it's worth jumping through hoops for.
by mkl 5y ago
IE (all versions) seems to have 1-2% market share, so I'm not sure it's worth jumping through hoops for.
- Zababa 5y agoIE usage could be 50% in your industry, or your company may guarantee IE support for one reason or another. Global stats aren't always representative of your business.
- mkl 5y agoSure, but if legacy support is your business, you know it. I don't think there's any reason to default to supporting ancient browsers any more.
- elevader 5y agoSadly it's a lot more than old IE versions, there are a lot of mobile devices with surprisingly old/buggy browsers around. Of course this is highly dependent on the target audience but at my last job we did some runtime feature detection (basic stuff like arrow functions, let/const...) and shipped a modern build or a legacy build. And something like 10% of users got the legacy build, most of them on mobile browsers.