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Tracking issue for RFC 1985: Tiered browser support #43035
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I'm not entirely sure what the implementation steps are here -- certainly, they involve some documentation. @carols10cents, can you comment further? |
I've added a bunch of tasks-- it's mostly documentation, testing, and issue cleanup :) |
The search in Rust docs is not working in IE11. Entering a query and hitting Enter does nothing, it shows no search results etc. which makes the navigation difficult. IE11 is still used in many educational institutions around the world (and often the only installed browser) and since Rust is striving for accessibility and inclusiveness, the search functionality should also work in IE11. EDIT: Btw, crates.io only shows a totally green page (only the background), no UI elements in IE11. |
The error i get when running the nightly docs in the IE11 debugger is
According to MDN it's possible to create a stopgap implementation for browsers without the |
@Boscop this policy doesn't mean that we will not accept PRs to make things compatible; it's a statement about what we have the time, energy, and power to support as a project. In general, we're quite happy to merge things for broader compatibility, but it's up to the people who care about those platforms to help out. This is similar to the tier system for platform support generally. |
Damn, I'll need to grab a windows... |
For those without an installation of Internet Explorer available, Microsoft makes virtual machine images available with various versions of IE and Edge, for browser testing. |
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