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1. Exists in Firefox OS 2. Getting there in Firefox OS, already impressive. 3. Not sure what you mean here... "fixed positioning" without context makes me cri

1. Exists in Firefox OS 2. Getting there in Firefox OS, already impressive. 3. Not sure what you mean here... "fixed positioning" without context makes me cringe. (edit: Oh... position: fixed has been available in Android browser and Chrome for Android for... a long time. I'm sure it's in Gecko [that, and the demo shows Twitter who uses position: fixed]) 4. Not sure what that means, but I'd like to think it's a priority. 5. Popcorn.js, while I'm not a fan, is something Mozilla is pouring effort into. MediaSource API coming out of Google looks to add an appendBytes (ala Flash) style API to Javascript enabling adaptive streaming. It's getting there. :)

untog 14y ago
Not sure what you mean here... "fixed positioning" without context makes me cringe In the CSS sense. That is to say, the ability to have a toolbar that doesn't disappear when you scroll.
ehsanu1 14y ago
3. CSS (position: fixed) 4. Audio on the web stack sucks now