When can I use... (Browser Compatibility tables - HTML5, CSS3, SVG, & new tech)(caniuse.com)
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When can I use... (Browser Compatibility tables - HTML5, CSS3, SVG, & new tech)
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I love articles with such a heavy focus on data visualization. Any chance you can provide a .json file containing all the information as well? Every time I see a post containing great data I always want to play around with the information myself but having to parse html to get at the data (using python and beautifulsoup) is such a time investment.
Check out http://caniuse.com/data.js
I like 'bashing' IE like the next guy, but IMHO time scales of Far Past/Past/Present/... tags are different per browser...
WebGL? I know it's not finalized but it be useful to see WebGL included.
WebGL is mentioned on that page. I'm not sure if it was updated since you looked.
"Conclusion: Not ready*. Waiting for Internet Explorer 8, Firefox 3.6, Chrome 4, Opera 10.5 to expire"
"Conclusion: Not ready*. Waiting for Internet Explorer 8, Firefox 3.6, Chrome 4, Opera 10.5 to expire"
It looks like IE7 and Safari 3 are the next IE6.
They're both blocking CSS3 tables, WAI-ARIA, postMessage, Web Storage, CORS, and appCache. (Opera 10.1 shares the blame on a few of those too.)
IE7 is the furthest behind by far. I'd root for IE8 adoption, except that it's not much better. :(
They're both blocking CSS3 tables, WAI-ARIA, postMessage, Web Storage, CORS, and appCache. (Opera 10.1 shares the blame on a few of those too.)
IE7 is the furthest behind by far. I'd root for IE8 adoption, except that it's not much better. :(
AKA, "IE continues to retard progress on the web."