The HTML5 test gives you one huge, bold number denoting your browser’s HTML5 support level. Simplicity is the key here: you just get a number. The number you see above is for Chrome Canary. Firefox 3.6.8 (my browsing workhorse) only scored 139 (and 4 bonus points). It’s important to understand that this is not...
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MANILA CITY, METRO MANILA – On the day President Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III delivered his first State of the Nation Address, a new and seemingly improved Gov.PH website also went up. This time, the website is more like a professional blog than the standard HTML website that had been in use during the entirety...
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In the year and a half since it first emerged, Google’s Chrome browser has matured from a thinner-than-air experiment that only ran on Windows into a stable, full-featured browser that works on all major operating systems and is available in 50 languages. No longer just the new kid on the block, Chrome is now...
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We reached a new milestone with HTML5 this week. Henri Sivonen flipped a switch and now Firefox nightly builds ship with an HTML5 parser by default. It might not seem as a milestone to everyone however. As Henri puts it: “A key feature of the HTML5 parser is that you don’t notice that anything...
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HTML5 is the buzz word of 2010. Championed by Google and supported by Firefox and Opera, HTML5 is definitely here to stay. In itself HTML5 is still a bit of a curio — the spec isn’t even finalised — but when strapped on to Javascript or other developing technologies like WebGL, the browser becomes...
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