Screw MSIE 8/9 support. #47
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This reverts commit 3229579. Conflicts: package.json
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hmm, events is pretty heavily depended upon as a browser version of node's |
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That's quite right... however, how many would be affected? all products i'm familiar with have dropped support for it years ago already. |
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IE9 supports most of ES5 so we can probably support that fairly easily. I'm OK with doing this otherwise. |
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Hello,
I would like to suggest to be pragmatic here and screw support for these rather obsolete browsers.
Mainly, to prevent the bloated code, and also i think it will make further maintainability with the Node.js events API easier in the long run.
Thanks for consideration.