A quick solution would be to charge additionally for everything that goes beyond modern browsers. The financial argument is usually the only one that works. If you're going to support these browsers without additional cost, then it nevers ends - even if, let's say, YouTube stops supporting a certain browser and puts a banner on top of the site.
Supporting IE8 and up is an accessibility requirement here, and with good reason; users with assistive technology may not be able to upgrade. You put your wishes as developer first if you must, but you'll be exposing your clients to possible lawsuits and your company deserves to go out of business. David Your lawsuit argument would also work for the security requirement.
So in reality, the client could be sued twice. First for not adhering to accessibility requirements and then for not adhering to basic security practices. I would think, and I really hope, security always comes first when it comes to devices connected to the internet. And that's what this article is all about. Dere friend, David Dylan is correct not only for businesses and average customers, but any sort of mass outlet. As a technician, i am always implementing stable software, that som mindless auto-update fetischist will perceive as "outdated" and thus "insecure".
If an outlet verbosely excludes my software, i will tweak it to look newer. And if the content then turns out to be backward incompatible, i will curse at them and take my business elsewhere.
You don't get to tell me how to manage security on my systems. Can you not see how such totalitarian attitude causes resentment? Jul 22, Lubos Kmetko Inside Xfive. Jun 30, Lubos Kmetko Web Development. Social media buttons are blamed for their poor performance and privacy offending nature. Get in touch Let us know your requirements and we'll get back to you as soon as possible. Drop files here or click to upload.
Thank you,! Thank you very much for submitting your inquiry to Xfive! We'll be in touch with you soon. About the author. More from Lubos. Comments 29 Write a comment. Alberto Mendoza I see the point form the Tech perspective, however, it would be great to have a business perspective.
Lubos Kmetko alberto that's certainly a valid point, but one business perspective could be that of social responsibility. Spencer That's fine advice, except for an e-commerce site that cannot afford to refuse service to a significant portion of the population who knows nothing about how to find and install a new browser, and in some cases, don't know what a browser is!
Matthias We shouldn't make the decision for the users as to what browser they should use. Jack Matthias, it's not about making a decision for them it's just not wasting time and resources supporting people using 15 year old tech, it halts progress and causes developers to have to hold back on new features.
Manav Misra Whole-heartedly agree! James That's fine advice, except for an e-commerce site that cannot afford to refuse service to a significant portion of the population who knows nothing about how to find and install a new browser, and in some cases, don't know what a browser is!
Thank goodnes for Forums - glad I'm not in this alone. But troubling that a great many have the same issue with minimal resolve! State your current IE version and full Windows version e. Thank you. Choose where you want to search below Search Search the Community. This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. I have the same question 4. Report abuse. Details required :. The property was introduced to resolve this issue: When using Internet Explorer, the UI14 interface does not work in Eureka.
Enterprise Mode, which was introduced in IE11, can be used to force a web page to render in a specific document mode see What is Enterprise Mode? Having Protected Mode on can cause a blank page to load in Service Portal. In the developer tools console, you will see the following error:. There are occasions where the UI does not render correctly, but the issue is not present in other browsers, such as Chrome and Firefox. You can identify whether any group policies are causing or influencing the behavior by conducting tests on an isolated machine, as this is usually the case.
The icons do not appear in the UI, but you can view them in another browser. This is most likely due to the security settings that are usually deployed in a group policy. Windows 10 introduced the Blocking Untrusted Font feature which can also cause this behavior to occur. To reduce the size of the response transmitted from the platform to the browser, the data is compressed.
Please take steps to ensure that your implementation of Internet Explorer is configured to take advantage of this. Additional steps to improve the performance of the browser is to allow Internet Explorer cache javascript and images.
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