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1. Web Animations JavaScript API

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   14 comments  ·  Microsoft Edge Developer » JavaScript  ·  Flag idea as inappropriate…Flag idea as inappropriate…  ·  Delete…  ·  Admin →
   on the backlog  ·  AdminMicrosoft Edge Developer UserVoice (Admin, Windows Developer) responded

   https://dev.modern.ie/platform/status/webanimationsjavascriptapi

   Michael McGinnis supported this idea  ·  Jan 27, 2015

2. image-set

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   2 comments  ·  Microsoft Edge Developer » CSS  ·  Flag idea as inappropriate…Flag idea as inappropriate…  ·  Delete…  ·  Admin →
   on the backlog  ·  AdminMicrosoft Edge Developer UserVoice (Admin, Windows Developer) responded

   The CSS image-set() function is now on the Microsoft Edge backlog with a priority of medium. Status updates can be tracked at https://dev.modern.ie/platform/status/cssimageset

   Michael McGinnis shared this idea  ·  Oct 24, 2014

3. Element Queries

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   Michael McGinnis supported this idea  ·  Oct 24, 2014

4. Auto Update Older IE Versions

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   working on it  ·  AdminMicrosoft Edge Developer UserVoice (Admin, Windows Developer) responded

   On December 15th of 2011 Microsoft made a big change that largely goes unnoticed by the vast majority of users; updates to Internet Explorer began to happen automatically.

   Today, Microsoft continues to install the latest updates for Internet Explorer supported by the user’s operating system without getting in the way. With Internet Explorer 10 we also added a UI control to the “About Internet Explorer” window which gave the end-user easier control over this process.

   Understandably there are some situations in which auto-updates are not desired. For instance, enterprise customers may (and do) choose to opt-out of these updates due to a reliance upon older versions of Internet Explorer internally.

   Tasked with supporting legacy applications, while also supporting the advancing web, the Internet Explorer team developed Enterprise Mode for Internet Explorer 11. This feature is designed to grant the user all of the security and speed of a modern browser, while maintaining the integrity of legacy applications.

   It is our expectation that Enterprise Mode will continue to liberate users from older versions of IE. This was yet another step towards our goal of bringing Windows users current. You can expect that we will continue to prioritize these efforts moving forward.

   On December 15th of 2011 Microsoft made a big change that largely goes unnoticed by the vast majority of users; updates to Internet Explorer began to happen automatically.

   Today, Microsoft continues to install the latest updates for Internet Explorer supported by the user’s operating system without getting in the way. With Internet Explorer 10 we also added a UI control to the “About Internet Explorer” window which gave the end-user easier control over this process.

   Understandably there are some situations in which auto-updates are not desired. For instance, enterprise customers may (and do) choose to opt-out of these updates due to a reliance upon older versions of Internet Explorer internally.

   Tasked with supporting legacy applications, while also supporting the advancing web, the Internet Explorer team developed Enterprise Mode for Internet Explorer 11. This feature is designed to grant the user all of the security and speed of a modern browser,… more

   Michael McGinnis supported this idea  ·  Oct 17, 2014