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IE10 does not support arrow functions, so use them with caution when writing JavaScript.
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In IE10, there are strict syntax requirements for JavaScript. If there is no additional code after a normal parameter, adding a comma will cause an error. However, removing the comma will resolve the issue, and it will not affect Chrome.
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Avoid using the zoom property if possible. I used zoom to adjust the size in Chrome, but when I ran it in IE10, the entire page was misaligned. It took me a while to realize that I had previously set
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In IE10, the
imgtag has a default white border. To remove it, you can setborder: none;in the default styles.
img {
border: none;
}
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IE10 is compatible with most HTML5 new tags, except for
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The box-shadow property is actually supported in IE10, but there is a syntax issue to be aware of. In regular browsers, you can use
rgba,#, and other formats for colors. However, in IE10, you can only use the#000000format, with the#symbol and six-digit color code. You cannot use shorthand notation, otherwise it won't work. -
IE10 is not compatible with new ES6 syntax.