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It turned out that I set placeholder to a empty string. So actually I had a component which is a wrapper for <input>. In this component I had a placeholder property, which was set to empty string by default and was applied to <input> tag.
I set placeholder property to null by default and it helped
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IE doesn’t have great support for the input event on some field types:
<select>doesn’t fire input events.
Doesn’t fire an input event when (un)checking a checkbox or radio button.
https://caniuse.com/#search=oninput
and
[IE] ignored the input event completely [on range inputs.]
Their change event behaved just like the input event did on other browsers
https://blog.vendivel.com/javascript/2016/01/31/ie-oninput-bug.html
The keyup event can be used as a substitute if you need per-key handling (though this doesn’t support paste operations), or you can use the change event if you can wait until the user has finished entering data.