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Yeah, "the next-generation Web" of the previous generations. There's no support for: — HTML5 forms. More precisely, <input>s with types of "search", "tel", "ur
by drdaeman 16y ago
Yeah, "the next-generation Web" of the previous generations. There's no support for:
— HTML5 forms. More precisely, <input>s with types of "search", "tel", "url", "email", "datetime" (even more, anything of /^date.*/), "number", "range", "color"; <select>, <datalist>, <progress> and <meter> elements. Also no support for :valid, :invalid, :optional and :required selectors.
— "placeholder" (!), "autofocus", "autocomplete" and "multiple" attributes.
— HTML5 history API (let's all enjoy the hashbang kludges)
— HTML5 drag and drop
— HTML5 app cache
— Microdata
— IndexedDB
— FileReader and FileWriter APIs
— WebSockets
— WebGL
— Web Workers
(Source: http://habrahabr.ru/blogs/ie/115460/#comment_3739820 http://habrahabr.ru/blogs/ie/115460/#comment_3739820 [in Russian]. The list contains only features that are supported by at least one browser.)