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Update comment to reflect that certain semantic elements are supported in IE 9. According to the [Internet Explorer 9 Guide for Developers](https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/ie/hh410106#_HTML5_Semantic_Elements), "_By default, the elements are now styled as specified in the HTML5 specification._"
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I would read that as IE 9 and below too. Maybe it could be |
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After some digging in the history, it seems I was wrong, see 0c90242, I must have confuse with another project. Dismiss my previous comment and my apologies for the confusion. |
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Thanks @mattbrundage, this is an error in the documentation, and I hope this is merged. |
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Update comment to reflect that certain semantic elements are supported in IE 9. According to the Internet Explorer 9 Guide for Developers, "By default, the elements are now styled as specified in the HTML5 specification."