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+1 for Apple educating people on the awesomeness of HTML5. -1 for being Safari-only. Then again, when you think about it - the Safari-only filter implicitly t
by shadowsun7 16y ago
+1 for Apple educating people on the awesomeness of HTML5.
-1 for being Safari-only.
Then again, when you think about it - the Safari-only filter implicitly tells people that Safari is the 'only' browser (or the best browser) currently supporting HTML5; that other browsers have to play catchup.
- thought_alarm 16y agoThey explicitly say this on the front page: "Not all browsers offer this support. But soon other modern browsers will take advantage of these same web standards — and the amazing things they enable web designers to do"
- papachito 16y agoThe problem is that they block Chrome 5 too, which is more advanced than Safari 4 (newer version of webkit).
- loewenskind 16y agoExcept that it isn't. You can run the demo in Chrome if you want. Someone in this thread did...
- niceguy101 16y agoI tried, but didnt work in Chrome. Not that i want it to. Safari is the only browser on my mac and works almost fine.
- loewenskind 16y agoDid you read the thread? At least 3 people (at the time of this reading) have done it. You have to change the user agent setting.
- loewenskind 16y agoCan someone please look into who is going through downvoting all my posts without comment?
- smackfu 16y agoHow can you say they aren't blocking Chrome if you need to say you aren't Chrome to run it?
- loewenskind 16y agoThe claim was that Chrome is more advanced. You can run Chrome and verify that it can't do the more advanced features.