I try to run Highcharts with IE11 but it crashes
I load Highcharts from ES5 folder as told in the documentation.
IE11 devtool console indicates that the Highcharts es5 code not seem to be valid ES5.
Is there a bug or am I doing something wrong?
Using Highcharts with IE 11 from ES5 folder but it crashes
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We've found the error. The ES5 code has been constructed wrong using a ES6 type of object {d} instead of {d:d}.
It has been addressed by the library owners. In the meanwhile we've corrected the code in the lib in our app, runs fine now.