Core: Handle IE11 bug with document.activeElement in iframes #1518
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Looks fine, as in, I realize that being angry at IE doesn't help, so why not add more workarounds on top of existing workarounds. |
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@jzaefferer @scottgonzalez do either of you know if this still repros in the EdgeHTML engine? if not, can you check at remote.modern.ie? I'll get a bug filed and prioritized if it does. |
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@jacobrossi I'll be working on a reduced test case tomorrow and I'll test against remote.modern.ie at that time. |
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It appears to work properly on remote.modern.ie. This is as far as I got for reducing it: http://jsbin.com/fejituname/1/ |
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Great, then that means it works OK in Project Spartan too. I realize that doesn't help you out with IE. But it's still good to see it's fixed nonetheless. |
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Fixes #11539
How has this not come up before?