docs: Remove IE from supported browsers in Open edX course overviews #30162
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Per openedx/wg-frontend#3 we no longer support IE 🎉
I was just making a new course on an Open edX instance and saw this is the default Course Overview:
Note that the Learner Help Center for edX.org indicates that IE is not supported but the Open edX learner's guide does not, I will fix there too.
@davidjoy
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Nutmeg cut
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@davidjoy it seems totally fine to leave
common/static/js/src/ie_shim.jswhere it is but I wonder if there's a point where we'll do a large excising of IE cruft? 🤞🏻