> Look up HTML5 for yourselves. Understand what it can do, when it will do it and what it will never do. It appears the omission of the canvas element and API,

> Look up HTML5 for yourselves. Understand what it can do, when it will do it and what it will never do. It appears the omission of the canvas element and API, and WebGL, which would contradict this: > There is nothing in the HTML5 specification for animations, moving or otherwise visually manipulating anything. ... would suggest the author isn't taking a leaf out of his own book. I think it's disingenuous to consider HTML5 and other technologies in isolation, because you can't feasibly use this stuff without HTML5, or something that attempts to mimic its functionality.