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* asm.js is not a standard and was only announced 2 weeks ago. Hardly a fair comparison. * ES6 features? All disabled on FF19. * OPUS codec? Who uses that? Wh
by greggman 14y ago
* asm.js is not a standard and was only announced 2 weeks ago. Hardly a fair comparison.
* ES6 features? All disabled on FF19.
* OPUS codec? Who uses that? Which codecs to support is not part of any standard. Browsers are free to support what they want. But at the same time, not being able to play the most common audio and video formats seems like a far bigger issue.
* What's "proper fullscreen mode?"
- azakai 14y agoasm.js is not a standard, but neither are various things on html5test. I agree it and those other things are less important though. Not all ES6 features are disabled? For example WeakMap. OPUS would be used by more people if more browsers than Firefox supported it ;) Proper fullscreen mode is fullscreen where the element has the right css, that makes it fill the screen as per the spec. Chrome does not do that yet.