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I can't speak for others, but if you write browser apps/websites for a generic audience you basically have no choice. The reason consist of two letters: IE
by felxh 12y ago
I can't speak for others, but if you write browser apps/websites for a generic audience you basically have no choice. The reason consist of two letters: IE
- throwaway_yy2Di 12y agoBut IE didn't support SVG either until recently? If I read right, it was supported since the same version as HTML5 canvas (IE 9), http://caniuse.com/#cats=SVG http://caniuse.com/#cats=SVG http://caniuse.com/canvas http://caniuse.com/canvas
- timmclean 12y agoTools like http://raphaeljs.com/ http://raphaeljs.com/ allow you to support older versions of IE.
- vidarh 12y agoBut likewise you can use excanvas.js to let your canvas code run on IE (emulates it using VML)
- felxh 12y agoIt is true, you can probably stop supporting IE8 depending on your audience. [UPDATE: also I was reading SVG/DOM as an or]