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I have changed the Typescript target from es5 to es3. The reason is Cordova app. Up to v.1.11 the minimum supported Android version was 4.4. According to https://developer.chrome.com/multidevice/webview/overview , the WebView (the HTML/Javascript control) of Android 4.4.3 was equivalent to Chrome 33, and that's a really old version.
After v1.11.1 the min. current supported version is Android 5, and I don't know what Chrome equivalence has, but probably it will be an older Chrome version too. And I don't know if es5 will be (fully) supported.
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I have changed the Typescript target from es5 to es3. The reason is Cordova app. Up to v.1.11 the minimum supported Android version was 4.4. According to https://developer.chrome.com/multidevice/webview/overview , the WebView (the HTML/Javascript control) of Android 4.4.3 was equivalent to Chrome 33, and that's a really old version.
After v1.11.1 the min. current supported version is Android 5, and I don't know what Chrome equivalence has, but probably it will be an older Chrome version too. And I don't know if es5 will be (fully) supported.