Can anybody please tell that AJAX is cross browser compatible or not? , Thanks in advance?

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Can Anybody please tell that AJAX is cross browser compatible or not, thanks in advance

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I have searched many places but i couldn't get the correct answer.

I searched many places but i was getting answers like below:

No, it is supporting cross browser compatible. If the browsers supports native XMLHttpRequest JavaScript object, then this can be used.

from the link Is AJAX code cross browser compatible?[^] .. Anybody if you know answer then please write to me thanks in advance...

Posted 16-Feb-18 17:15pm

manish_kumar_gupta

Updated 11-May-19 8:05am

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Laiju k 17-Feb-18 0:25am

https://www.quora.com/Is-AJAX-code-cross-browser-compatible
I think it is on latest browsers.

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No! But most browsers offer a native XMLHttpRequest JavaScript object, while another one (Internet Explorer) require you to get it as an ActiveX object. Once you have the object, you're out of the realm of browser differences.

Posted 11-May-19 8:05am

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Richard Deeming 14-May-19 12:42pm

IE added the native XMLHttpRequest object in v7, back in 2006. Google dropped support for IE6 on most of their services in 2010. Microsoft finally stopped supporting IE6 on any system in January 2016.

So even when this question was posted last year, "No" was the wrong answer.

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Peter_in_2780 · Accepted Answer · 2018-02-16T18:03:00

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Take a look at Can I use... Support tables for HTML5, CSS3, etc[^] to see exactly which browsers support it.

(That was the first hit on googling "caniuse ajax")

Posted 16-Feb-18 18:03pm

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