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Does it render websites like every other browser, or am I, as a front end developer, going to have to keep adding <!--[if IE10]>, <!--[if IE9]> etc to catch t
by ericdykstra 14y ago
Does it render websites like every other browser, or am I, as a front end developer, going to have to keep adding <!--[if IE10]>, <!--[if IE9]> etc to catch their quirks?
- richbradshaw 14y agoIE10 doesn't support conditional comments, which is a good indicator of their confidence that it works now. In my experience so far, if IE10 supports something, it works fine - no additional testing required.
- pippy 14y agoI've stopped using conditionals for anything newer than IE8. I still have to make workarounds for IE (usually by just fiddling with the CSS). IE9 is far from perfect and is still a timesink, this is time that could be spent making resources reusable or optimising content.