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Time to drop legacy support for IE? #413

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jimmywarting opened this issue Apr 5, 2023 · 3 comments
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Time to drop legacy support for IE? #413

jimmywarting opened this issue Apr 5, 2023 · 3 comments

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@jimmywarting
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While looking at the dependencies of hyperhtml i found things such as:
weakmap, customEvents, trim, Map, WeakSet, isArray polyfills for really old browsers.

i think this should be optional for developers to opt in to.
IE is pretty much dead now already.

@WebReflection
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So is this project ... it's maintenance mode and I don't have capacity these days to remove stuff that's not breaking anyway. If you find the time to file a PR I'd be happy to publish a major 👋

@jimmywarting
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so is the recommendation to switch to something like uhtml instead?

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WebReflection commented Apr 5, 2023

I don't know ... even uhtml is pretty much done, but surely the only library I currently care about of that kind (template literal based one) ... this one has great stability which is why I don't care much touching code that won't ever bother anyone but those looking for modern alternatives maybe should migrate as this was my first attempt at template literals DOM manipulation, all libraries used in here have been substituted here and there and this is maintenance mode for projects that just work and never had bugs with it but, if they do, I am here to help (most notably folks using it to fuel Ad Blockers and hundred million users to date).

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