Fix hover on IE#6466
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💃 That's clearer usage anyway - x and y for a bounding box are ambiguous.
That said, I really don't want us spending more time on IE. I'd prefer we explicitly drop support for it (maybe the same way we did in Dash: remove 'es5' from the webpack config target and add "browserslist": ["last 7 years and not dead"] to package.json (which webpack picks up) so that we don't feel any need to test in IE ever again.
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The fact that this bug has been present since v2.5 is a good indication that IE doesn't matter to our users. |
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Fix regression introduced in [v2.5.0](https://github.com/plotly/plotly.js/releases/tag/v2.5.0 by 388986b777. cc: #5916.
It appears the
getBoundingClientRectmethod on IE does not returnxandy!Instead one should use
leftandtop.@plotly/plotly_js