Removed $.browser to support jQuery 1.9 #41
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Allow jQuery 1.9 compatibility. $.browser also not needed since IE6/7/8 seem to be the only possible cases to not support it.
Allow jQuery 1.9 compatibility. $.browser also not needed since IE6/7/8 seem to be the only possible cases to not support it.
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are you sure this is a valid fix? now the code is always run when |
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Its only checking for IE that is missing, right, so how about changing that code to: (navigator.userAgent.match(/MSIE/i) !== null)? |
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I sent a pull onto your fork, if you want to add that to this pull. |
Add the MSIE check back in (without dependency on $.browser)
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What about IE9 and IE10? Will they handled properly? |
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works with Firefox 58.0.2 (32-bit) |
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jQuery 1.9 removes $.browser. Some limited testing (IE 7-10, Safari 5, 6, Chrome 24, Firefox 18) suggests that this should be enough.