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Farewell Internet Explorer! #2773

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coliff opened this issue Jun 4, 2022 · 11 comments · Fixed by #2783
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Farewell Internet Explorer! #2773

coliff opened this issue Jun 4, 2022 · 11 comments · Fixed by #2783
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coliff commented Jun 4, 2022 •
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The Internet Explorer 11 desktop application will end support for Windows 10 semi-annual channel starting June 15, 2022.

It'd make sense for HTML5 Boilerplate to drop support for IE11 in the next major version.

Changes we'd be able to make:

  • Remove docs about Pinned sites for Windows from the extend docs
  • Remove note about 'encoding-related security issue' from HTML docs
  • Remove browserconfig.xml from the project
  • Edit supported browsers in package.json to remove IE11
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Let us do this.

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closed via #2781

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coliff commented Jun 7, 2022

Ok - we still have this to do though:

  • Remove browserconfig.xml from the project
  • Edit supported browsers in package.json to remove IE11

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I was so excited.

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I just can't hide it.

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coliff commented Jun 7, 2022

yep, it's amazing thinking back to the browser landscape when HTML5 Boilerplate started in Summer 2010 and seeing how predominant IE was.

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from: https://gs.statcounter.com/browser-version-partially-combined-market-share/desktop/worldwide/#monthly-201007-201007-bar

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Remove browserconfig.xml from the project
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Fixes: #2773
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frenzzy commented Feb 9, 2023

Should we also delete tile-wide.png and tile.png?

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coliff commented Feb 9, 2023

Should we also delete tile-wide.png and tile.png?

Yes, you're right, we should. We are due a major release - it's been a long while since v8.0 shipped!

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Should we also delete tile-wide.png and tile.png?

Yes, you're right, we should. We are due a major release - it's been a long while since v8.0 shipped!

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It's basically the build stuff, I think. I'll take a look.

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