many folks don't have experience working with intranet apps, so may not be aware of how it works. In these situations there is usually no reason to worry about cross browser compatibility as everyone in an organisation will use the same browser, in fact it is usually a requirement and in many orgs you are not allowed to install other software on your PC. So it is a requirement only to make things work on the standardised browser. The default browser has always been IE in most big orgs, and this is thus what most intranets are developed for, thus why you end up with many orgs stuck on an old browser, especially government depts as it takes them forever to get around to updating their apps, as they will have to put it out to tender to their framework providers, review the applications, decide who will do the job, create a spec, yada yada.
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