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you know of a better page than html5test? please, enlighten us.

• anon1385 11y ago
  The point is that 'more features' isn't necessarily better[1], so no list of html5 feature support is going to tell you much about how 'good' a browser is. [1] case in point: the misfeature we are discussing in this thread, which is just another addition to the big list of browser features that I have to go out of my way to disable to get a sane experience that minimises my exposure to the incompetence of web developers
  • NicoJuicy 11y ago
    More features for web applications mean a faster distance from mobile native applications. That is (according to me) the true reason why Apple doesn't add features to Safari ;)