In the latest release Internet Explorer shows a blank page instead of the logon screen. The bug is related to site.js file. Double variable declaration is not allowed in strict mode, theoretically it should not work in any browser, but except IE all others browsers luckily seem to ignore the error. As you can see in the code-snippet below "speaking: !1" is declared twice! Removing the double-declaration seems to fix at least this error, haven't tested all the functionality yet.
l.rtcUsers = [{
id: l.localPeerId,
attendeeId: "local",
imgLink: "",
avatarName: "(You)",
name: "(You)",
micOn: !1,
videoOn: !1,
speaking: !1,
rtcConn: null,
active: !0,
activeOnUI: !0,
focused: !1,
streamAudio: null,
streamVideo: null,
sharingScreen: !1,
pinned: !1,
speaking: !1
}]
New release, new major bug for some of our customers, seems to be the normal process in the last few months. Do you guys even have a QA process or do you test in production?
I know Internet Explorer is a bit outdated, but still in official Microsoft support and still with a reasonable market-share on desktop clients. We have a few hundred domains and cannot control what browsers our customers use. If you don't want to support IE you could at least show an error page requesting the user to use another browser.