Mark polyfill as deprecated

[mathiasbynens]

As soon as Chrome 46 (check) and Opera 33 (soon now) are out, this polyfill isn’t needed anymore. \o/

[mathiasbynens]

Opera 33 is now stable. Let’s do this?

[jakearchibald]

Agreed. Will do this when I get a moment.

[NathanWalker]

Is this truly deprecated and no longer useful?

[jakearchibald]

Yes. Chrome stable now supports addAll

On Sat, 21 Nov 2015, 07:14 Nathan Walker notifications@github.com wrote:

Is this truly deprecated and no longer useful?

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[dandv]

@jakearchibald: should the entry at https://jakearchibald.github.io/isserviceworkerready/ be updated as well?

[jakearchibald]

Yeah, I'll try and get these updated tomorrow, keep getting distracted.

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[AStoker]

Did this polyfill work for Safari and IE as well? We're hunting for a polyfill to use for those browsers.

[jakearchibald]

There's an IDB version in the history of this project, but it still
required fetch, Request, and Response.

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Did this polyfill work for Safari and IE as well? We're hunting for a
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[AStoker]

What was that branch name? There appear to be a few branches. This is something that would be fantastic for our company, but we need to support Safari and IE as well as Chrome and Firefox.

[NekR]

As soon as Chrome 46 (check) and Opera 33 (soon now) are out, this polyfill isn’t needed anymore. \o/

This actually sounds interesting. Chrome now supports 98% of ES2015, so, should all es6 transpilers be deprecated once it reaches 100%?

I see in the logs that people are using Chrome 40 everyday, so it's a wrong assumption that once fixed version is release--polyfill isn't needed anymore.