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You do realize that IE 10 dropped conditional comments, right?

• wycats 14y ago
  If you look at the second conditional comment, it will not be parsed as a comment in browsers without conditional comment support. In other words, it will correctly use jQuery 2.0, like any other browser without conditional comment support.
  • seldo 14y ago
    It's a conditional conditional comment. I feel ill.
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    • WickyNilliams 14y ago
      It's known as a downlevel revealed conditional comment. You will see it in use in the HTML5 boilerplate. That said, I echo your sentiment, it is an immensely horrid syntax. For more info: http://css-tricks.com/downlevel-hidden-downlevel-revealed/ http://css-tricks.com/downlevel-hidden-downlevel-revealed/
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• Zarel 14y ago
  You do realize that IE 10 will be supported by jQuery 2.0, right?
  • jcromartie 14y ago
    You do realize that saying "you do realize, right" is about the rudest and most condescending way to pass on information, right?