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It seems that once more, we have JS modules deployed by default that make use of reserved keywords of es3, that trip up IE8. We should unbreak this. Also time to consider dropping IE8 JS support all together perhaps ? The last number I found showed a usage of 1.28%

It seems that once more, we have JS modules deployed by default that make use of reserved keywords of es3, that trip up IE8. We should unbreak this. Also time to consider dropping IE8 JS support all together perhaps ? (now tracked as T118303). The last number I found showed a usage of 1.28% for IE8.

It seems that once more, we have JS modules deployed by default that make use of reserved keywords of es3, that trip up IE8. We should unbreak this. Also time to consider dropping IE8 JS support all together perhaps ? (now tracked as T118303). The last number I found showed a usage of 1.28% for IE8.