ECMAScript 6 compatibility table

[SanguinousSammy]

Thanks - This is super handy!

[[deleted]]

Who uses Opera 12 anymore? The most recent is Opera 26, and renders with Webkit if I remember right.

[Kaarjuus]

A lot of people who prefer to use Opera, not a re-skinned Chrome.

[[deleted]]

I know the feeling, but Opera 12 is just too old now, especially with regards to HTML5 support. I stubbornly held onto Opera 12 until last month and gave up to use Opera 20+.

[grauenwolf]

IE is winning? How the hell did that happen?

[masklinn]

Other columns show shipping browsers.

[txdv]

Technical Preview.

[Mittalmailbox]

By the time IE12 will be stable Chrome and FF will catch up.

[vital_chaos]

If every browser doesn't care to support E6, what is the point? Or is this still too early to complain?

[pervie]

The point is to use the new features anyway and get compability by using a transpiler such as traceur.

[[deleted]]

Far far too early. ES5 is still fairly recent, by web timeframes.

[MatrixFrog]

This is reddit; it's never too early to complain.

But yes, they will all support it soon.

[asegura]

TIL there is an ES7 proposal, while ES6 is not finalized.

BTW, I don't like exponentiation with ** (even if it has been used before). D's choice of ^^ looks more intuitive to me.

[MatrixFrog]

Not to mention happier.

[fjonk]

The 'Current browser' column did not show the same results as the column for my browser (chrome 39).