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Except that the default will still be to fall back to flash. Probably most will choose flash over ogg. You think any site wouldn't include a flash fallback when
by mclin 16y ago
Except that the default will still be to fall back to flash. Probably most will choose flash over ogg. You think any site wouldn't include a flash fallback when IE has 60% of the market? Anyone with flash installed won't notice a thing.
- WilliamLP 16y ago> Except that the default will still be to fall back to flash. For now. When IE9 comes out it will start to become a viable business solution to develop for H.264 / HTML5 with no Flash. This may be a sweet spot for development effort versus benefit as it may be more costly to ignore legacy IE and Firefox users than to ignore iPhone and iPad. Users don't care about a proprietary web, they care about web sites working. It's already alarming to try Youtube in experimental mode in Firefox and have it not work at all for most videos. This is supposed to be a modern cutting edge browser, right?
- mclin 16y agoI haven't tried this, but it looks pretty easy to do both. At least for using flash for the the video features provided by html5 http://camendesign.com/code/video_for_everybody http://camendesign.com/code/video_for_everybody