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Safari supports WebGL and the rest isn't a JS feature.
by sek 15y ago
Safari supports WebGL and the rest isn't a JS feature.
- mbrubeck 15y agoUmm, 3D video isn't any more of a "JS feature" than the many scriptable APIs that dchest listed. Safari has not shipped WebGL support; it's available only in pre-release builds. (Meanwhile it's been on Chrome's stable channel for three months.) It's absolutely not true that Chrome avoids introducing new features and APIs before Safari or other browsers. All of the major browsers have pioneered specific new web platform features. For example, Safari with CSS 3D transforms and touch events, Chrome with Web Notifications and the Filesystem API, Mozilla with ES5 Strict Mode and Geolocation, Opera with the hashchange event and datalist and HTML5 form validation, IE with XMLHttpRequest and CSS3 calc()... Eventually, the features that work well should become standards and be supported by as many browsers as possible. That's exactly what is happening or will hopefully happen with all of these examples, including 3D video. (Disclosure: I work for Mozilla.)