HTML5 & CSS3 browser compatibility charts

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by phalien • 16 years ago

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GrandMasterBirt• 16 years ago

nice, remind me again why IE6 is on that list? Its like beating a zombie horse, we know its dead, undead even.

patrickaljord• 16 years ago

If you look closely, IE7 and IE8 are missing most of the features and even IE9 is missing a lot...

fjarlq• 16 years ago

The beatings will continue until morale improves.

est• 16 years ago

better one here

http://www.quirksmode.org/compatibility.html

azakai• 16 years ago

IE9 supports WebGL, according to that site...?

natmaster• 16 years ago

This might be useful if it were accurate. Just from first glance: they say Firefox doesn't have touch support, yet it's had multitouch support for over a year: http://hacks.mozilla.org/2009/08/multi-touch-firefox/

Heck, here's a video of one of the Mozilla dev's side projects using touch: http://vimeo.com/17456088

ideamonk• 16 years ago

Also, a searchable one - http://caniuse.com/ also includes compatibility with mobile variants.

to• 16 years ago

only thing that comes to my mind - also the same reason i will ignore html5 and css3 for the next 2-3 years: the microsoft IE team are a bunch of losers who screwed everyone over since 10 years and it doesnt stop.

HTML5 & CSS3 browser compatibility charts

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