tzenes·15 anni fa·discussDoes Tim Sneath, not realize that "modern browser" was just the rhetoric Paul Rouget was using to classify HTML5 support (and JS api, CSS3, etc)?Who cares what you define "modern browser" to be? Rouget's point that IE9 still doesn't support the feature set that FF3.6 did is a valid concern.Will MS push for larger feature set support? Will I have webworkers on IE9? What about javascript strict mode? When do I get SMIL Animations?These are the questions I care about, not "what does modern browser mean?"
Who cares what you define "modern browser" to be? Rouget's point that IE9 still doesn't support the feature set that FF3.6 did is a valid concern.
Will MS push for larger feature set support? Will I have webworkers on IE9? What about javascript strict mode? When do I get SMIL Animations?
These are the questions I care about, not "what does modern browser mean?"