> Nobody is facing yet. And nobody ever faced with IE. That wasn't the problem with IE. That is my point. > It's a warning on relying on "bleeding edge" featu

> Nobody is facing yet. And nobody ever faced with IE. That wasn't the problem with IE. That is my point. > It's a warning on relying on "bleeding edge" features that aren't yet stable. MSE isn't bleeding edge or unstable. Apple itself implemented it years ago on Safari for Mac, where it has no App Store revenue to protect. The feature this article is about isn't bleeding edge or unstable either. Apple is implementing it exactly the same way all the other browsers already have.