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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">I assume you are talking about UC? Or
are you addressing Opera?<br>
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I don't use either at the moment. I'm just trying to figure out
what developers and QE will need to look at going forward.<br>
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It would help a great deal if we can come up with a definitive
list for both mobile and desktop. I think it's best to do this
sooner rather than later. We don't want to get to the final
release and realize that we've lost 20% of the mobile market. Or
even 5% if we can help it.<br>
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Stan<br>
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On 4/30/2018 1:31 PM, Dana Gutride wrote:<br>
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supported browsers but from a quick look at the CSS support for
that browser, I am hopeful that PatternFly generally will be ok.
Especially given we are planning on supporting IE11 and the
layout (grid/flexbox fallback at times) classes we’ll use all
appear to have high level support from UC Browser (<a
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and is this an area that you’d like to assist PatternFly with
feedback? Also, have you noticed any gaps in PatternFly 3 with
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help a lot. No Opera?<br class="">
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I assume you are talking about desktop browsers
below. What about mobile browsers? Popularity for
those is a different ballgame with the Chinese UC
Browser holding 13.49% of the market and the Samsung
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PatternFly Next support?<br class="">
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Our app is using Angular 2+. Its support list
is here:<br class="">
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href="https://angular.io/guide/browser-support"
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BTW, React's browser support is not as
definitive:<br class="">
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moz-do-not-send="true" class="">https://reactjs.org/docs/react<wbr
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Since we are planning to move to PatternFly Next
as soon as possible, I need to find the
intersection between PF Next and Angular.<br
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