Clarify browser support about react-select HOT 13 CLOSED

Supported browsers are now IE11+ and "last 2 versions" of everything else, as defined in the .browserslistrc file in v2.

from react-select.

Works as expected in IE11.

from react-select.

some notes about working in IE (9+):
There is a bug when trying to use scrollbar up/down/thumb buttons in drop-down select menu. The menu disappears immediately and doesn't allow to choose or view something.

from react-select.

Thanks for the report @Helenka, that issue was recently fixed by @rovolution with #98

from react-select.

The bug mentioned by @Helenka seems to have either reappeared or not been completely fixed. I can reproduce it with react-select 0.6.7 and IE 11. The reason seems to be that clicking the scrollbar causes the input to lose focus, which then causes the menu to close.

(By the way, Microsoft provides nice testing VMs for IE at https://dev.modern.ie/tools/vms/).

from react-select.

I was able to fix the reappearing IE11 bug that @flodiebold mentioned. Should I create a new issue for it and submit a PR for it?

from react-select.

@patrickgaskill I'm experiencing this bug as well, would it be possible to see your fix?

from react-select.

I am also seeing an issue where one of my 4 Select components immediately closes in IE11. I have yet to determine what makes that one special. @patrickgaskill, is there a chance of seeing what your fix was?

from react-select.

what makes that one special

Of course I figure it out immediately... I had a <label> tag wrapped around the component:

<div className="form-part form-state">
  <label>
    <span className="form-label">State of Birth</span>
    <Select searchable={false} clearable={false} name="state" placeholder="STATE" options={STATES} />
  </label>
</div>

Removing the label fixed the janky behavior for me in IE11.

from react-select.

@shepmaster My fix was for an older version of the code, and none of it seems to apply now, unfortunately. The idea was to stop handleInputBlur from setting isOpen: false directly, and instead call _closeMenuIfClickedOutside. It's been working fine in production for a couple months now.

from react-select.

You may use SauceLabs, I use it successfully for one of my projects, it's fairly easy to setup.

from react-select.

I also had the same issue as @shepmaster where there was a <label> around a <Select> made the drop down malfunction in IE 11 and by removing the <label> surrounding the <Select> the drop down menu worked properly again.

from react-select.

I am seeing an issue on Chrome browser for Mac OS BigSur where my left padding disappears when I click on dropdown to select an item. Does anyone face similar issue and/or have a fix for this ? Thanks in advance!

from react-select.