is there any official list of browsers supported by rendr at a framework level?

[ke...@tastemade.com]

It seems like it's assuming push state is there, so I'm guessing on the IE side > 10.

[Josh Callender]

Hmm, i'm not sure if there is an official list or not, i can work on something for that though.

It doesn't assume there is pushState, backbone does browser detection and will try to default to using pushState and fallback to using URL fragments if it doesn't have any. You can also set that as an option in the router, for more info on that checkout http://backbonejs.org/#Router

I'm pretty sure that it can be supported on most browsers as a majority of the code is dependent on what you want it to do, mostly the Rendr framework focuses on rendering templates to html strings and returning them on the server.

[Spike Brehm]

Rendr works back to at least IE8, as long as you include a shim for ES5 language features, like `es5-shim`.  I haven't tested in IE7 or below.

As Josh said, it can work w/o pushState.

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