I am being asked to support Internet Explorer 8 on this project I am wrapping up. The front-end has been developed using AngularJS 2.

They do know IE8 is dead, right?

@fuckfuckityfuck it's like they always find ways to fuck with me.

@rawdreeg: An account I'm working on requires us to support Firefox 2... Yes Firefox v2.

@ingenioushax sometimes I can't help but wonder what goes through the head of the person drafting the requirements

@ingenioushax WTAF?!

A framework that is in beta and a browser that is eol sounds great.

@taijutsun the winning combos right there lol

Babel may help?

@rawdreeg: I think they have just copy and pasted the requirements since 2000.

@fuckfuckityfuck: My thoughts exactly. Needless to say, the original web app looked like a 90s throwback.

this is like ie6 all over -_-

Does ng2 even support ie8?

@JonasCodes No! support have been dropped since version 1. 3

@JonasCodes ie9 and up!

@rawdreeg yeah, thought so. Just don't do it, tell them the framework doesnt support it and insist on it.

@JonasCodes yeah, unless it was agreed in the scoping, I'd tell them to fuck off in a very polite manner.

@JonasCodes yeah that's what I am gonna do.

@yusijs so why did you go with ng then? If you knew it beforehand, this kind of makes it your own fault...

@yusijs exactly wasn't agree on the scoping. I received an email with a list of features not working on IE. And I said yeah, the framework we agreed on doesn't support that version of the browser. And then they were like, we gonna need it to work on IE 8... Was like... Whaaat?

@JonasCodes its not my project :o

@rawdreeg tell them you need to rewrite from scratch and double the costs for that to work. :p

@yusijs oh, I see :/ I feel you man :S

@yusijs sounds like an idea I can f*ck with :D

@JonasCodes as in, im not the op mate. :p