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Sunday, April 15, 2012

Google will refuse to support legacy browsers


Google will try to make an attempt to encourage users to upgrade their browsers. Declared the representative of the corporation, that first of August will be officially dropped support for IE7, Firefox 3. 5, Safari 3, and all older versions of.



To put it simply, then these browsers will not be available some functions. Google Calendar, Google Talk, Gmail, Google Sites, Google Docs.
But the fact that the new Web -based applications need to support HTML5, which is not in older browsers.


On the first of August Google switched to a new system that works this way:. When a new version of any of these browsers, support of the third generation of the late version of the browser will be terminated. System to treat browsers:. Firefox, Chrome, Safari and Internet Explorer.

Posted by alena.rodina at 2:41 PM
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