11-21-2023, 05:47 AM
(This post was last modified: 11-21-2023, 05:47 AM by Alexandre Machado.)
Hi there,
is there any real reason to block users using an older, although compatible, version of any browser?
IntraWeb applications will run (mostly) perfectly in any browser released after Internet Explorer 7 (included!) if you don't use any jQuery based control, or anything released after Internet Explorer 9/10/11 (if you are using jQuery based stuff, depending on what you are including) which is amazing, considered what IW offers out of the box.
To be honest it is the first time I see such requirement.
I was involved on a C#/TypeScript project recently that used the most "brilliant" and "modern" technologies and the web application refuses to run in anything different of Chrome (!!!!) which I think is a shame and the "oh everyone has chrome" excuse won't cut it.
is there any real reason to block users using an older, although compatible, version of any browser?
IntraWeb applications will run (mostly) perfectly in any browser released after Internet Explorer 7 (included!) if you don't use any jQuery based control, or anything released after Internet Explorer 9/10/11 (if you are using jQuery based stuff, depending on what you are including) which is amazing, considered what IW offers out of the box.
To be honest it is the first time I see such requirement.
I was involved on a C#/TypeScript project recently that used the most "brilliant" and "modern" technologies and the web application refuses to run in anything different of Chrome (!!!!) which I think is a shame and the "oh everyone has chrome" excuse won't cut it.