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Redux intends not to support IE8.
https://github.com/rackt/redux/blob/master/webpack.config.production.js#L14
alkhe
on 22 Sep 2015
Yeah, I am wondering who might need that. Developing new application to support IE8? Why? I doubt you would be adding Redux to old running application just for the fun.
FredyC
on 22 Sep 2015
@FredyC In China， IE8 has 22.39%. http://tongji.baidu.com/data/browser/ ， we cant abandon them
FuGardenia
on 22 Sep 2015
@edge tks~ If I want to continue using Redux, what should I do ？
FuGardenia
on 22 Sep 2015
@FuGardenia I guess you would have to make your own fork, but I am not sure how many incompatibilities are there, IE8 is really out of my interest since WinXP is gone.
FredyC
on 22 Sep 2015
Redux really doesn't do that much. Surely if you polyfill it should be fine? I'd be interested in hearing how you get on FuGardenia.
aphillipo
on 22 Sep 2015
There is no need for a fork. The screw_ie8 line is from Webpack config, which is only relevant for UMD builds (the one on cdnjs and dist folder). If you use Redux from NPM as CommonJS modules, it's up to you to minify it any way you like (you get to pick Uglify settings in your own project obviously).
Redux should work fine in any browser supporting ES5. You can use es5-shim to get the missing methods for really old browsers.
gaearon
on 22 Sep 2015
@gaearon tks~ Now it is clear for me.
FuGardenia
on 23 Sep 2015
helpful for me too
tlightsky
on 23 Oct 2015
helpful for me too
gggin
on 21 Mar 2016
Note that we plan to drop support for IE8 in the next major version. It is not supported neither by Microsoft nor by React anymore.
gaearon
on 21 Mar 2016
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There is no need for a fork. The
screw_ie8line is from Webpack config, which is only relevant for UMD builds (the one on cdnjs anddistfolder). If you use Redux from NPM as CommonJS modules, it's up to you to minify it any way you like (you get to pick Uglify settings in your own project obviously).Redux should work fine in any browser supporting ES5. You can use es5-shim to get the missing methods for really old browsers.