IE 11 deprecated features

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IE 11 deprecated features and alternatives 

 As Microsoft ends support for older browsers like IE 8,9,10 and only the most current version of Internet Explorer available for a supported operating system will receive technical support and security updates. Internet Explorer 11 is the last version of Internet Explorer, and will continue to receive security updates, compatibility fixes, and technical support

  •      navigator.userAgent, navigator.appName :  These method values are changed in IE11. so, we should modify the code accordingly.
  •    Request.Browser will not work
  •    ActivexObject will not work
  •   MSIE identifier removed from the user Agent
  •   document.all is no more exist
  •    attachEvent will not work  - we must use addEventListener alternatively
  •     window.execScript  will not work – alternatively we must use eval()
  •     window.doScroll  will not work- alternatively we must use window.scrollLeft, window.scrollTop
  •   document.fileSize, img.fileSize no more exist - use XMLHttpRequest
  •   script.onreadystatechange and script.readyState - script.onload
  •   document.selection - window.getselection
  •   document.createStyleSheet no more exist – alternatively we use document.createElement
  • window.createPopup  no more exist - alternative use div or iframe with a high z-Index value


Starting with IE11, the navigator object supports plugins and mimeTypes properties. In addition, the window.ActiveXObject property is hidden from the DOM. (This means you can no longer use the property to detect IE11.)

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