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Although I agree with the author's frustration, the link's just another rant on the press release. Anyone care to explain to me what their "Native HTML5" reall

• recoiledsnake 16y ago
  It makes as much sense as the 'Post-PC world', just marketing fluff.
• lukifer 16y ago
  It's simple: Native HTML5 is powered by the cloud.
• wmf 16y ago
  It means IE is not cross-platform. Seriously.
• derefr 16y ago
  Taking a random stab: the fact that native apps—i.e. non-webapps—that embed the MSHTML web view control to render some of themselves, will now be capable of using HTML5 features in the pages they display within those controls, might get called "native support": as in "installing IE10 provides native HTML5 support to Windows."
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• ajarmoniuk 16y ago
  They are trying to say it's more fit for HTML5 than Chrome. PR 2.0