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browser-dead

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browser-dead

Inform users that their browser is unsupported by your website

Installation

as node module

npm i --save browser-dead

as browser script

Download browser-dead.min.js and place it in appropriate directory of your choice.

wget "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/techgaun/browser-dead/master/dist/browser-dead.min.js" -O browser-dead.min.js

Include the script in your html:

<script src="/path/to/browser-dead.min.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Download browser-dead.min.css and place it in appropriate directory of your choice.

wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/techgaun/browser-dead/master/dist/css/browser-dead.min.css -O browser-dead.min.css

Include the stylesheet in your html:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="/path/to/browser-dead.min.css" media="screen">

Usage

Add a html element with content inside it as you wish.

<div id="browser-dead">
  Unsupported browser
</div>

If using the node module, in your source files, import the browser-dead module and then initialize as below:

import browserDead from 'browser-dead'

browserDead({
  background: #f00,
  color: #fff,
  supportBreakpoint: 'promise',
  browserDead: 'browser-dead'
})

If directly using in html, place the initialization code right below the script tag:

<script src="/path/to/browser-dead.min.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
  browserDead({
    background: #f00,
    color: #fff,
    supportBreakpoint: 'promise',
    browserDead: 'browser-dead'
  })
</script>

Examples

Support Breakpoint

Refer to caniuse.com to know what support breakpoint can you use for your scenario. Below are some of the common ones that you can use as breakpoints to not support your choices of browsers:

promise (<= IE11) - Promise check is a special implementation in browser-dead which is useful for detecting IE11 properly if you do not wish to support IE11 and below.
transform (<= IE8) - CSS transform
borderImage (<= IE10) - CSS Border Image
borderSpacing (<= IE7) - CSS Border Spacing

Contributing

Fork the repo and clone locally
npm i
npm run dev
Open examples at http://localhost:3000/examples/ and see what they do with your changes
Change or Add examples to play around
Create pull request

Also, feel free to contribute by providing more breakpoints.