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Tiered browser support policy for Rust's web content #1985

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Proposal for a tiered browser support policy for Rust's web content
carols10cents Apr 26, 2017
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Fix link to metrics
carols10cents Apr 28, 2017
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Add thanks.rust-lang.org, thanks snorge!!!
carols10cents Apr 28, 2017
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Specify browsers in browserslist format
carols10cents May 6, 2017
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Remove tier 2
carols10cents May 6, 2017
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Explicitly mention lynx/links under screen reader support
carols10cents May 6, 2017
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Move noscript support out from unresolved; I am pro attempting this
carols10cents May 6, 2017
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Clarify what this RFC means by automated testing
carols10cents May 16, 2017
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RFC 1985 is Tiered browser support
aturon Jul 3, 2017
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Expand Up @@ -128,35 +128,8 @@ Support:
- Bugs affecting the functionality of the sites in these browsers are
prioritized highly.

### Tier 2

Goal: Have some support of our web content, without additional time, effort, or
monetary cost, for about 90% of users.

Browsers:

- Chrome up to 3 releases back and 1 release ahead of the current stable
- Firefox up to 2 releases back and 2 releases ahead of the current stable, one
previous ESR
- Safari up to 2 releases back from the current stable
- UC Browser 1 previous stable release
- Edge current stable and 2 previous releases
- IE 11 until its EOL
- Android Webview current stable and 1 previous release
- Opera latest stable

Support:

- No automated testing for these.
- Bug reports for these browsers are left open but given a low priority, and
closed if they are still open when a browser is old enough to drop out of
this tier.
- Pull requests to fix functionality for these browsers are accepted.

### Tier 9999

Otherwise known as "deliberately not supporting". Not tier 3, to avoid
conflating with the Rustc tier 3 that still has some support.
### Unsupported browsers

Goal: Avoid spending large amounts of time and code complexity debugging and
hacking around quirks in older or more obscure browsers.
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