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The bottom row of the table is "IE11 Compatible". ...IE11 hasn't been relevant on the public-web for at least a decade now, and I'm fairly sure it's now entire

The bottom row of the table is "IE11 Compatible". ...IE11 hasn't been relevant on the public-web for at least a decade now, and I'm fairly sure it's now entirely gone from corporate/enterprise situations now too, given MS' even-more-aggressive-than-usual campaign to kill it off in Feburary of this year: https://www.cnet.com/tech/services-and-software/rip-internet-explorer-microsoft-kills-off-legacy-browser/ https://www.cnet.com/tech/services-and-software/rip-internet... ...why is that there? It's weird - it's like saying iPhone 14 is not compatible with 30-pin dock-connectors.

adparadox 3y ago
It's there because some libraries explicitly call it out as a benefit so I included it. The code is OSS (https://github.com/adamghill/unsuckjs.com https://github.com/adamghill/unsuckjs.com) -- feel free to make a PR to be the change you want to see in the world.
tylerrobinson 3y ago
Not true. There are still legacy use cases where IE11 is required for support in enterprise and regulated businesses. Ending soon? Hopefully. But not gone.
daveoc64 3y ago
Internet Explorer 11 is still supported in Windows Server 2022, which goes out of support in October 2031. It's also supported in Server 2016 and 2019. It's also supported in Windows 10 LTSC versions for large companies. IE 11 mode for Edge is also supported until at least 2029 on all currently in-support Windows operating systems. So it can be very relevant if you have legacy systems that still need to be maintained.
- earthboundkid 3y ago
  And McDonalds released a game about Grimace’s birthday for the Game Boy Color this week. It’s still not a relevant gaming platform for 99% of developers.
SkyPuncher 3y ago
Healthcare. It’s still used in Healthcare. Unfortunately.
- dheera 3y ago
  Oh I've seen IE8 in healthcare.
  - Zelphyr 3y ago
    Sadly, that is a commentary on the quality and efficiency of the US healthcare system. Before I get an onslaught of downvotes: my wife is a Nurse Practitioner and her and literally every provider she knows that I have met agrees that our healthcare system is backwards, inefficient, and anything but caring for or about peoples health.

adparadox 3y ago

It's there because some libraries explicitly call it out as a benefit so I included it. The code is OSS (https://github.com/adamghill/unsuckjs.com https://github.com/adamghill/unsuckjs.com) -- feel free to make a PR to be the change you want to see in the world.

tylerrobinson 3y ago

Not true. There are still legacy use cases where IE11 is required for support in enterprise and regulated businesses. Ending soon? Hopefully. But not gone.

daveoc64 3y ago

Internet Explorer 11 is still supported in Windows Server 2022, which goes out of support in October 2031. It's also supported in Server 2016 and 2019. It's also supported in Windows 10 LTSC versions for large companies. IE 11 mode for Edge is also supported until at least 2029 on all currently in-support Windows operating systems. So it can be very relevant if you have legacy systems that still need to be maintained.

earthboundkid 3y ago
And McDonalds released a game about Grimace’s birthday for the Game Boy Color this week. It’s still not a relevant gaming platform for 99% of developers.

SkyPuncher 3y ago

Healthcare. It’s still used in Healthcare. Unfortunately.

dheera 3y ago
Oh I've seen IE8 in healthcare.
- Zelphyr 3y ago
  Sadly, that is a commentary on the quality and efficiency of the US healthcare system. Before I get an onslaught of downvotes: my wife is a Nurse Practitioner and her and literally every provider she knows that I have met agrees that our healthcare system is backwards, inefficient, and anything but caring for or about peoples health.