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jQuery 2.x will support IE 9+ . Jonathan is correct that 1.x will continue to support IE 6+ and there are techniques to deliver the older version of jQuery to older browsers if the developer deems it necessary. http://jquery.com/browser-support/ However, I think Michael is in good company in thinking the time has come to cut (or at least reduce) support for older versions of IE. I've heard several top notch web developers talking on various podcasts (no, I'm not going to cite them) about starting with responsive web approach that that delivers what would essentially be the mobile view of the page, albeit with less functionality, to these browsers. The full desktop view goes only to modern browsers. It doesn't cut off those communities that are bound for whatever reason to use IE 6 or 7. It just gives them a different experience. My 2c. Tom On Tue, Feb 19, 2013 at 11:57 AM, Jonathan Rochkind <[log in to unmask]>wrote: > On 2/19/2013 10:22 AM, Michael Schofield wrote: > >> Now that Google, jQuery, and others will soon drop support for IE8 - >> its time to politely join-in and make luddite patrons aware. IMHO, >> anyway. >> > > I would like a cite for this. I think you are mis-informed. It is a > misconception that JQuery is dropping support for IE8 anytime soon. And I'm > not sure what you mean about 'Google' dropping support for IE8.