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Well you asked what was so html5'y about this, so I answered. Otherwise it would have been java'y or flash'y. Only HTML5 allows to do this with no plugins at a
by armandososa 16y ago
Well you asked what was so html5'y about this, so I answered.
Otherwise it would have been java'y or flash'y. Only HTML5 allows to do this with no plugins at all.
- rimantas 16y agoAlso, some HTML5 types are used for inputs: number, range. Of coure they fall back to simple type=text if not supported, but everything works fine on Safari 5.