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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 08/20/2013 12:42 PM, Kris Borchers
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I would like to propose a couple of things around browser support
and get feedback as to how people feel about them.
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<div>First, I feel we need to finish our support matrix[1]. I
would like to propose the following modifications:</div>
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<li>Desktop</li>
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<li>IE</li>
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<li>I would like to entertain the idea of going to only
IE10 support in the near future. We don't have to do it
now but according to Global Stat Counter[2], IE9 is on a
steady decline (~5% share) since it is being
auto-updated to IE10 (~10% share). What's a good share
percentage where we can say we should drop support? 2%?
1%? <1%?</li>
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<li>Opera => Current - 1</li>
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<li>Mobile</li>
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<li>Android Browser => Drop 3.2+</li>
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<li>Android folks, where are we on 2.3 usage? Still pretty
high?</li>
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37% of Google Play store users are running < 4.0. 33% of Play
Store users are running 2.3.3<br>
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<li>iOS Safari</li>
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<li>iOS folks, where are we on 4.3 usage? Can we drop?
Especially after release of iOS 7?</li>
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<li>Windows Phone IE</li>
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<li>Split to WP7.5 and WP8</li>
<li>Keep 7.5 support or just 8</li>
<li>WP8 would be IE10</li>
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<li>Mobile Chrome => Current - 1 (Same cycle as Desktop)</li>
<li>Mobile Firefox => Current - 1 (Believe it's same
cycle as Desktop)</li>
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<div>Second, I would like to expand on an issue we are running
into concerning the IE9 support. We have plans to implement
multipart upload for Pipeline in the next AGJS release. The only
issue is, IE9 does not support XMLHttpRequest2 which means the
only way to do REST based file uploads is via an iframe hack
which I will not introduce into our code. Until we drop IE9
support, I would like to suggest being able to mark APIs as
unsupported in IE9 to keep moving forward with the rest of our
modern browsers. Then, once IE9 support is dropped, those notes
can be removed.</div>
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<div>Thoughts on all points much appreciated.</div>
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