Things I've tagged “html5” (10 things)
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The state of HTML 5 audio support (Wednesday February 10, 2010)
Pain points and gotchas makes an interesting read. HTML Audio is not the silver bullet people hoped for, plenty of browser bugs and inconsistency - not to mention the Firefox patent issue.
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YouTube HTML5 video beta (Thursday January 21, 2010)
Youtube are running an opt-in experiment using HTML5 video. Available in Chrome & Safari due to codec support (they're only offering h.264). This is dead exciting, HTML5 video in the wild for large scale, working really well.
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Chromium Blog: Introducing Google Chrome Frame (Wednesday September 23, 2009)
An IE plugin (for 6, 7 and 8 on all Windows versions) which embeds the Google Chrome rendering engine—sites can then opt-in to using it by including a X-UA-Compatible meta tag.
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Eric's Archived Thoughts: Nine Into Five (Thursday September 3, 2009)
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HTML5 Super Friends Technical Details (Monday August 31, 2009)
A collection of notable web-standards types (Zeldmn, Cederholm, Tantek) and their analysis of HTML5. It highlights some interesting limitations of the new standard, in particular the overly strictness of 'time' and 'footer'.
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Dive Into HTML 5 (Thursday August 20, 2009)
Only covers canvas for now, but this is going to be an excellent tool.
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On HTML 5 Drag and Drop (Monday August 17, 2009)
webkit has HTML5 drag & drop support
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Using geolocation in Firefox (Thursday July 2, 2009)
Firefox 3.5 and later support the Geolocation API; this allows the user to provide their location to web applications if they so desire. For privacy reasons, the user is asked to confirm permission to report location information.
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The WHATWG Blog » Blog Archive » This Week in HTML 5 - Episode 5 (Monday September 15, 2008)
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HTML5, XHTML2, and the Future of the Web (Friday April 13, 2007)