Currently Intl is not enough widely supported (my opinion), because for example Safari 9 is lacking the support caniuse.com. Safari 10 has support and it has been released 2 months ago, so 9 is still widely used.
Also IE 10 does not have support for Intl.
I did look for the polyfill, but there is no support for Intl.Collator that is required by this library.
Providing an Intl.Collator implementation is no longer a goal of this project. There are several reasons, including:
The CLDR convertor does not automatically convert collation data to JSON
The Unicode Collation Algorithm is more complicated that originally anticipated, and would increase the code size of Intl.js too much.
The Default Unicode Collation Element Table is huge, even after compression, and converting to a native JavaScript object would probably make it slightly larger. Server-side JavaScript environments will (hopefully) soon support Intl.Collator, and we can't really expect client environments to download this data.
Currently
Intlis not enough widely supported (my opinion), because for example Safari 9 is lacking the support caniuse.com. Safari 10 has support and it has been released 2 months ago, so 9 is still widely used.Also IE 10 does not have support for Intl.
I did look for the polyfill, but there is no support for
Intl.Collatorthat is required by this library.