Improve experience in Internet Explorer + tweak Edge message #542
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This will catch really old browsers like IE.
kenzieschmoll
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| // Edge shows up as IE, so we replace it's name too to avoid confusion. |
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Whoops, must be a bug in my keyboard 😄
Thanks!
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Landing this so it will make the 0.0.15 release. |
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There's some JS that checks whether ES6 classes are supported (I think it's a pre-req for latest dart2js, and IE doesn't support that), and redirects to a really bare-bones "unsupported page".
Also tweaked the message shown in Edge since it categorises Edge as IE and the message is a bit confusing. It's now just called "an supported browser".
Fixes #66.