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docs(ie): no fixes needed for IE9, but still relevant #10330
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CLAs look good, thanks! |
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The failing Travis-test makes no sense since i only edited docs |
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@madskonradsen don't worry about TravisCI - we've got some problems with tests stability, lately... |
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Landed with a little tweak: IE9/10/11 still need you to use |
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Closes #10316
None of the mentioned fixes are needed anymore, but information on where Angular stands, regarding IE, is still relevant.