IE8 Compatibility Mode [SXSW 2009]

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These are the slides from my portion of the WaSP Annual Meeting at SXSW 2009. This will be published as a full video soon.

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Compat Mode Check

http://easy-designs.net

Compat Mode Check

http://easy-designs.net

compat list

Compat Mode Check

http://easy-designs.net
in IE8 Standards Mode

compat list

Compat Mode Check

http://easy-designs.net
http://easy-designs.net

compat list

Compat Mode Check

http://easy-designs.net
in IE7 Standards Mode

compat list

Compat Trigger

compat mode triggered
on easy-designs.net

Compat Trigger

compat mode triggered
on easy-designs.net

Triggers compat mode
for the individual’s
browser

Compat Trigger

Triggers compat mode
for the individual’s
browser
And if they opted in to
provide usage stats, the
browser informs
Microsoft

compat mode triggered
on easy-designs.net

Compat Trigger

standards mode triggered
on easy-designs.net

Compat Trigger

It works in the other
direction as well

standards mode triggered
on easy-designs.net

Other Triggers

1. The user has opted to “Display all websites in
Compatibility View”
2. The user has opted to “Display all intranet sites in
Compatibility View” and the site in question is on
an intranet*
3. The user has opted to “Automatically recover from
page layout errors with Compatibility View” and the
page in question causes an error that triggers this
fallback

*excluding localhost and 127.0.0.1

Compat Threshold

Votes for compat mode
on easy-designs.net:

100 135
130
125
120
115
110
105
104
103
102
101
???

admin@domain.com

compat list

With Version Targeting

<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=8" />

compat list
web page

With Version Targeting

<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=7" />

web page

Does Microsoft want
to have their cake
and eat it to?

If you want...
word-spacing in ems ... to bid farewell to hasLayout ...
object to work like it should ... display: run-in; ...
border-collapse and border-spacing ... inherit to
work properly ... white-space: pre-wrap; ... legend to
be stylable and wrappable ... generated content ... :lang()
selectors ... attr() in generated content ... CSS
counters ... support for quotes ... page break control in CSS
for print ... outline control ... support for data: URIs ...
cross-domain requests ...
el.getAttributeNode('style') ...
el.setAttribute('style','color: #f00;') ...
document.getElementsByName('foo') ...

... you’ll need to be in
IE8 Standards Mode

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IE8 Compatibility Mode [SXSW 2009]

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15. Compat Trigger Triggers compat mode for the individual’s browser And if they opted in to provide usage stats, the browser informs Microsoft compat mode triggered on easy-designs.net

16. Compat Trigger standards mode triggered on easy-designs.net

17. Compat Trigger It works in the other direction as well standards mode triggered on easy-designs.net

18. Other Triggers 1. The user has opted to “Display all websites in Compatibility View” 2. The user has opted to “Display all intranet sites in Compatibility View” and the site in question is on an intranet* 3. The user has opted to “Automatically recover from page layout errors with Compatibility View” and the page in question causes an error that triggers this fallback *excluding localhost and 127.0.0.1

19. Compat Threshold

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29. Does Microsoft want to have their cake and eat it to?

30. How I see it

31. If you want... word-spacing in ems ... to bid farewell to hasLayout ... object to work like it should ... display: run-in; ... border-collapse and border-spacing ... inherit to work properly ... white-space: pre-wrap; ... legend to be stylable and wrappable ... generated content ... :lang() selectors ... attr() in generated content ... CSS counters ... support for quotes ... page break control in CSS for print ... outline control ... support for data: URIs ... cross-domain requests ... el.getAttributeNode('style') ... el.setAttribute('style','color: #f00;') ... document.getElementsByName('foo') ...

32. ... you’ll need to be in IE8 Standards Mode

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