How well does your browser support HTML5?
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HTML 5 Test[^] I get these results for latest stable versions of these browsers on Windows Chrome 197/300. Firefox 139 Opera 129 IE 27 But Safari 5 is over 200 apparently, as is Chrome 6 Dev.
Kevin
Chrome - 197 + 7 bonus. Opera 10 Mobile (PPC) 57. So my yonks-old mobile beats IE! Hah! Eat my browser Microsoft! :laugh:
Did you know: That by counting the rings on a tree trunk, you can tell how many other trees it has slept with.
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How much do we care? Not being a wise ass, seriously wondering how long it will be before IE's conspicuous lack of support will become a problem in day to day browsing. Haven't kept up much with the HTML5 thing other than watching Apple bitch slap Adobe around a bit.
Christopher Duncan
www.PracticalUSA.com
Author of The Career Programmer and Unite the Tribes
Copywriting ServicesChristopher Duncan wrote:
seriously wondering how long it will be before IE's conspicuous lack of support will become a problem in day to day browsing
Don't worry IE9 will have that support, So you are well covered.
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HTML 5 Test[^] I get these results for latest stable versions of these browsers on Windows Chrome 197/300. Firefox 139 Opera 129 IE 27 But Safari 5 is over 200 apparently, as is Chrome 6 Dev.
Kevin
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How much do we care? Not being a wise ass, seriously wondering how long it will be before IE's conspicuous lack of support will become a problem in day to day browsing. Haven't kept up much with the HTML5 thing other than watching Apple bitch slap Adobe around a bit.
Christopher Duncan
www.PracticalUSA.com
Author of The Career Programmer and Unite the Tribes
Copywriting ServicesChristopher Duncan wrote:
seriously wondering how long it will be before IE's conspicuous lack of support will become a problem in day to day browsing
That's why Google are pushing ahead with that Chrome Frame thingy, much to the annoyance of Microsoft and Mozilla. :)
Kevin
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Christopher Duncan wrote:
seriously wondering how long it will be before IE's conspicuous lack of support will become a problem in day to day browsing
That's why Google are pushing ahead with that Chrome Frame thingy, much to the annoyance of Microsoft and Mozilla. :)
Kevin
Kevin McFarlane wrote:
Google are pushing ahead with that Chrome Frame
Yes, that's sheer brilliance on their part :)
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HTML 5 Test[^] I get these results for latest stable versions of these browsers on Windows Chrome 197/300. Firefox 139 Opera 129 IE 27 But Safari 5 is over 200 apparently, as is Chrome 6 Dev.
Kevin
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HTML 5 Test[^] I get these results for latest stable versions of these browsers on Windows Chrome 197/300. Firefox 139 Opera 129 IE 27 But Safari 5 is over 200 apparently, as is Chrome 6 Dev.
Kevin
chrome 6.0.427.0 dev : 217 + 10 bonus pts chromium 5.0.387 : 207 + 03 bonus pts Firefox 3.6.3 : 139 + 04 bonus pts Opera 10.52 : 129 + 04 bonus pts IE 9 Preview : 32 + 01 bonus pts IE 8 : 27 + 00 bonus pts -- Modified Friday, June 11, 2010 4:21 PM
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chrome 6.0.427.0 dev : 217 + 10 bonus pts chromium 5.0.387 : 207 + 03 bonus pts Firefox 3.6.3 : 139 + 04 bonus pts Opera 10.52 : 129 + 04 bonus pts IE 9 Preview : 32 + 01 bonus pts IE 8 : 27 + 00 bonus pts -- Modified Friday, June 11, 2010 4:21 PM
crayzeecoder wrote:
IE 9 Preview : 32 + 01 bonus pts
Jeez, I thought it might at least get into the 100s. :omg:
Kevin
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crayzeecoder wrote:
IE 9 Preview : 32 + 01 bonus pts
Jeez, I thought it might at least get into the 100s. :omg:
Kevin
I know it's pretty ridiculous... I thought the same. They do seem to have done a lot along javascript lines though: [^]
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HTML 5 Test[^] I get these results for latest stable versions of these browsers on Windows Chrome 197/300. Firefox 139 Opera 129 IE 27 But Safari 5 is over 200 apparently, as is Chrome 6 Dev.
Kevin
IE6 SP2 = 12 of 300, and No Bonus Points! :laugh:
"A Journey of a Thousand Rest Stops Begins with a Single Movement"
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Christopher Duncan wrote:
seriously wondering how long it will be before IE's conspicuous lack of support will become a problem in day to day browsing
Don't worry IE9 will have that support, So you are well covered.
Yes, I sleep better nights knowing that I can count on Microsoft. :rolleyes:
Christopher Duncan
www.PracticalUSA.com
Author of The Career Programmer and Unite the Tribes
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HTML 5 Test[^] I get these results for latest stable versions of these browsers on Windows Chrome 197/300. Firefox 139 Opera 129 IE 27 But Safari 5 is over 200 apparently, as is Chrome 6 Dev.
Kevin
Safari 5 on OS X - 208 + 8 bonus points Chrome 5 on OS X - 197 + 7 bonus points Firefox 3.5.7 on OS X (when it eventually loaded) - 126 + 4 bonus points I'll stick with my default browsers - Safari on OS X, Chrome on Windows...
Java, Basic, who cares - it's all a bunch of tree-hugging hippy cr*p CodeProject MVP for 2010 - who'd'a thunk it!
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HTML 5 Test[^] I get these results for latest stable versions of these browsers on Windows Chrome 197/300. Firefox 139 Opera 129 IE 27 But Safari 5 is over 200 apparently, as is Chrome 6 Dev.
Kevin
What makes me laugh is that it is automatically assumed that all the "features" of HTML5 are not only *required*, but *desired*. Are they bollocks. Too much of the HTML5 spec looks like playground toys for hackers and malware producers -- giving them access, through a web page, to things that I don't believe that a web page should ever have access to. It will be far too easy for advertisers, spammers, and hackers to abuse.
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
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IE6 SP2 = 12 of 300, and No Bonus Points! :laugh:
"A Journey of a Thousand Rest Stops Begins with a Single Movement"
Roger Wright wrote:
IE6 SP2 = 12 of 300, and No Bonus Points!
But you can view the page, and every other web page, with it. What does that tell you about the can't-live-without-it-ness of HTML5? Wait until people start noticing that four out of five open web pages have each taken control of their webcam, microphone, etc, "just in case". HTML5 would have allowed Geocities to bring the internet to its knees.
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
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Rajesh R Subramanian wrote:
IE 8 scored 27
I wonder what IE9 Preview scores?
Kevin
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HTML 5 Test[^] I get these results for latest stable versions of these browsers on Windows Chrome 197/300. Firefox 139 Opera 129 IE 27 But Safari 5 is over 200 apparently, as is Chrome 6 Dev.
Kevin
IE 8 27 Chrome 197
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I feel your pain! Windows 2000, IE6. HELP ME! :mad:
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HTML 5 Test[^] I get these results for latest stable versions of these browsers on Windows Chrome 197/300. Firefox 139 Opera 129 IE 27 But Safari 5 is over 200 apparently, as is Chrome 6 Dev.
Kevin
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HTML 5 Test[^] I get these results for latest stable versions of these browsers on Windows Chrome 197/300. Firefox 139 Opera 129 IE 27 But Safari 5 is over 200 apparently, as is Chrome 6 Dev.
Kevin
Konqueror 4.4.4 scores 74 + 10 bonus ... not much :-/
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HTML 5 Test[^] I get these results for latest stable versions of these browsers on Windows Chrome 197/300. Firefox 139 Opera 129 IE 27 But Safari 5 is over 200 apparently, as is Chrome 6 Dev.
Kevin
Have the NSC's passed the same points as Netscape? If they then they have 31 points + incompatibility. If they don't match some of the NS passed points then they have less than NS + incompatibility. So IE has 27 points and NS has 31 points. Who works out what the tests should be. Here is my list with just three tests. Can edit source code (Eg. Notepad); IE 1-7 yes, IE 8 no, Netscape no. Supports VB Script code; IE 1-3 no, IE 5-8 yes, Netscape no. Supports DIV's; IE 1-8 yes, Netscape 1-4 no, Netscape 5-SeaMonkey2 yes. There are many features that IE don't support, but there are also many features that the Netscape family don't support. OK. I picked features that Netscape don't support. Just like this test.
