Add support for HTML5-History-API (IE9) and support older browsers.
See original GitHub issueflow-router
currently does not support IE9. Adding HTML5-History-API (html5 history polyfill) will fix this. page.js
mentioned supporting it, should be great if flow-router does likewise.
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@pahans - working perfectly now! 👍
Thanks
Seems like there’s a missing test for “click link == page changes”.
Not sure if there’s a way to test that with tinytest. Any interest in testing with Jasmine?
Cucumber would be best but I don’t think it can be used to test packages, only apps. (Hope I’m wrong about that though.)