If English is not your only browser language, Can I Stop now translates countries name, and even lets you search using that translated name!
So it means your options to filter countries are now:
- the country code (`jp`);
- the country English name (`Japan`);
- the country name in your own non-English language.
And you still can get several countries by separating any of the previous options with a coma (`,` ).
Opinion needed from people familiar with RTL (right-to-left) languages.
I’m adding a “countries name auto-translation” to @canistop (feat. `Intl.displayNames`). The whole UI remains in English, however.
Which of the following layouts makes more sense?
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Just to give you an idea of how hard and expensive it is to maintain compat, here's a story from the trenches:
Once when I was on the MS Edge team (pre-Chromium), I was debugging a "perf" bug in a site. It showed an infinite loading bar; the site never loaded. Turned out the loading bar was fake – it was hard-coded to expect very precise timing for some JS timer function (requestAnimationFrame or setTimeout, idr) so it worked on Chrome but not Edge. The user was convinced Edge was just "slow."
Browsers data usage for June 2021 are now available on https://canistop.net
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canistop.net has been added to the list , 8 days after having sent an email to Microsoft.
Believe it or not, 0.2% of visits tentative (or a bit less then 100 visits) since Can I Stop launch in April 2019 come from IE11.
CSS subgrids have landed in Firefox December 2019.
18 months later, there’s still no signal for implementation in any other browser.
Learn more about the subgrid feature: https://css-irl.info/subgrid-is-here.
And of course, Microsoft list is public. Here’s the big XML: https://edge.microsoft.com/neededge/v1
When it’s finally time for you to drop IE11 support, you can send an email to Microsoft : they will add your website to a list, allowing it to be open on Edge Chromium directly from IE11: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/web-platform/ie-to-microsoft-edge-redirection#request-an-update-to-the-ie-compatibility-list
If you don’t have the power to decide, show the people in power this list: https://gist.github.com/Signez/1d3944115ef4a2e28e95f4d95122281c
It’s a compilation of “popular” websites having drop IE11 support and sent an email to Microsoft.
I’m now a bot.
Starting next month I’ll post a tooth when browsers data get updated on https://canistop.net.
Browsers data usage for April 2021 are now available on https://canistop.net
I hate IE11 and I post a toot (once a month) when browsers data usage are updated on https://canistop.net.