Good list of the options!
Instead of [].forEach, I believe the recommended "support old browsers" variant is:
[].forEach
Array.prototype.forEach.call(list, function (item) { ... });
Ah yes if you need to fully support every single browser indeed. I gave up on IE support, so didn't even include this, but you are right!
I use death-to-ie11.com/ often; and charge customers/clients 2x if they want IE support!
So I'm with you :D
Nice! Good tip on charging double haha
I recommend it!
Don't bin IE because you (and I) hate it, but giving that it will take you about twice as long, charge double!
100% working for companies who serve big old-school companies you have to. They often use IE because of their 90's it setup.
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Good list of the options!
Instead of
[].forEach, I believe the recommended "support old browsers" variant is:Ah yes if you need to fully support every single browser indeed.
I gave up on IE support, so didn't even include this, but you are right!
I use death-to-ie11.com/ often; and charge customers/clients 2x if they want IE support!
So I'm with you :D
Nice! Good tip on charging double haha
I recommend it!
Don't bin IE because you (and I) hate it, but giving that it will take you about twice as long, charge double!
100% working for companies who serve big old-school companies you have to.
They often use IE because of their 90's it setup.