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Firefox 3.6 brings joy to Web devs, not just users (ars technica)Firefox 3.6 brings joy to Web devs, not just users (ars technica)Posted Jan 22, 2010 14:57 UTC (Fri) by arekm (subscriber, #4846)Parent article: Firefox 3.6 brings joy to Web devs, not just users (ars technica)
HTML5 support is very, very, very limited in 3.6 :-( So no joy here.
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Firefox 3.6 brings joy to Web devs, not just users (ars technica) Posted Jan 23, 2010 0:08 UTC (Sat) by aristedes (guest, #35729) [Link]
That doesn't really make sense. HTML 5 isn't a standard yet. And it isn't being written so that browsers will then implement it. Rather it is being written for the most part around what browsers have already implemented.
I think it is fair to say that Firefox 3 has the most complete implementation of the proposed HTML 5 working draft of any browser. Webkit is also doing pretty well. IE has implemented many important parts. But we are a long way from having a final specification, never mind having that implemented in every browser. And then that's a long way from actually being able to use any of it and abandon users on old browsers.
Firefox 3.6 brings joy to Web devs, not just users (ars technica) Posted Jan 25, 2010 15:23 UTC (Mon) by drag (subscriber, #31333) [Link]
YES. This is how proper standards are made if you give a crap about proper
engineering.
You don't make the standard first then make a product around it and expect
By having multiple implementations of a standard in draft form and then
This is why things like HTML5 take so freaking long.
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