html:5 macro still includes <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="ie=edge">
According to all the sources, it should be definitely unneeded nowadays.
This has been previously reported in #58796, where issue was locked and limited to collaborators. It was marked as upstream and suggested opening an issue at emmetio/expand-abbreviation (now archived). However emmetio/expand-abbreviation#28 shows that is has already been disabled there.
Why is it still kept in VSCode?
html:5macro still includes<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="ie=edge">According to all the sources, it should be definitely unneeded nowadays.
This has been previously reported in #58796, where issue was locked and limited to collaborators. It was marked as upstream and suggested opening an issue at emmetio/expand-abbreviation (now archived). However emmetio/expand-abbreviation#28 shows that is has already been disabled there.
Why is it still kept in VSCode?