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Maybe it's time for a new release #173
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I tested the tip of the Master branch on IE8 and IE9, and found the following issues. IE8:
IE9:
These tests were run on my Intel laptop running windows 10 through VirtualBox running windows 7. On my Intel laptop running windows 10:
On VirtualBox:
On BrowserStack:
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Thanks @Michaelmcd729! @marcj I can vouch for him. I helped him with the tests. |
oh well, I guess we need to address these bugs first before we can release :( |
Or we can create a new major build that drops support for IE8 and IE9? What are the stats these days. Last I supported these browsers was at least 3 years ago. |
Yeah we could basically do that, but to be honest IE6-IE9 is the browser that is the easiest to support when we'd not use the resize hack, but just the regular IE-Only "onresize" event (which is already element based). However, I guess most of the bugs stated above is related to some Demo code only. Should be easy to fix I guess. |
having a new major build which drops support of older IEs may be a good looking quickfix.
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@hpvd Your 4 points are pro "remove IE support"? |
@marcj
btw: USP means "unique selling point" |
To address your first point, are we sure that the problems identified by @Michaelmcd729 are actually regressions? Saw a couple of issues mentioning the resizing not working in various versions of IE in the previous builds. |
Release 1.0.0 incoming. With this release we only support IE10 and up. |
Maybe it's time for a new release, just to bring fixes and optimizations to public...
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