Jquery 2.0 will no longer support IE 6/7/8

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Jquery officially released the next phase of jquery's road map, which shows that jquery 1.8 will be released within one month, and other subsequent versions are planned as follows:

• Jquery 1.9 (early 2013): This version removes all interfaces discarded in version 1.8. Others may be used as plug-ins or optional APIs and will continue to support IE 6/7/8
• Jquery 1.9.x (ongoing in 2013 and beyond): This version continuously fixes bugs in 1.9.
• Jquery 2.0 (early 2013, not long after 1.9): This version is compatible with version 1.9 On the API, but does not support IE 6/7/8.

For more information, see the official blog blog.jquery.com.

From: oschina

Appendix:

The road ahead

Jquery 1.8 shoshould arrive within a month. Here is our thinking about the next two versions of jquery to follow it, and when they'll arrive:

• Jquery 1.9 (early 2013 ):We'll remove versions of the interfaces already deprecated in version 1.8; some of them will be available as plugins or alternative APIs supported by the jquery project. internet Explorer 6/7/8 will be supported as today.
• Jquery 1.9.x (ongoing in 2013 and beyond ):This version will continue to get fixes for any regressions, new browser bugs, etc.
• Jquery 2.0 (early 2013, not long after 1.9 ):This version will support the same APIs as jquery 1.9 does, but removes support for IE 6/7/8 oddities such as borked event model, IE7 "attroperties", HTML5 shims, etc.

Our goal is for 1.9 and 2.0 to be interchangeable as far as the API set they support. when 2.0 comes out, your demo-on which version to choose shoshould be as simple as this: If you need IE 6/7/8 support, choose 1.9; otherwise you can use either 1.9 or 2.0.

Jquery officially released the next phase of jquery's road map, which shows that jquery 1.8 will be released within one month, and other subsequent versions are planned as follows:

• Jquery 1.9 (early 2013): This version removes all interfaces discarded in version 1.8. Others may be used as plug-ins or optional APIs and will continue to support IE 6/7/8
• Jquery 1.9.x (ongoing in 2013 and beyond): This version continuously fixes bugs in 1.9.
• Jquery 2.0 (early 2013, not long after 1.9): This version is compatible with version 1.9 On the API, but does not support IE 6/7/8.

For more information, see the official blog blog.jquery.com.

From: oschina

Appendix:

The road ahead

Jquery 1.8 shoshould arrive within a month. Here is our thinking about the next two versions of jquery to follow it, and when they'll arrive:

• Jquery 1.9 (early 2013 ):We'll remove versions of the interfaces already deprecated in version 1.8; some of them will be available as plugins or alternative APIs supported by the jquery project. internet Explorer 6/7/8 will be supported as today.
• Jquery 1.9.x (ongoing in 2013 and beyond ):This version will continue to get fixes for any regressions, new browser bugs, etc.
• Jquery 2.0 (early 2013, not long after 1.9 ):This version will support the same APIs as jquery 1.9 does, but removes support for IE 6/7/8 oddities such as borked event model, IE7 "attroperties", HTML5 shims, etc.

Our goal is for 1.9 and 2.0 to be interchangeable as far as the API set they support. when 2.0 comes out, your demo-on which version to choose shoshould be as simple as this: If you need IE 6/7/8 support, choose 1.9; otherwise you can use either 1.9 or 2.0.