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by anardil 1882 days ago
Strange that IE can handle it, no console errors or warnings. The head and body tags are empty on the page, so a blank render is expected
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userbinator 1882 days ago
Not surprising given than IE is an entirely different codebase from Chrome or its derivatives.

Firefox, pre-Chromium Opera and every other browser that isn't derived from Chrome --- including those that plain don't support JS at all --- are unaffected too.

This is a good example for why browser diversity is a good thing.

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asddubs 1882 days ago
do you mean edge? otherwise i wouldn't see why it's strange. does edge not use the same JIT for javascript? (assuming you do mean that)
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