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How do you judge HTML5 compliance when there’s no HTML5

Posted on November 4, 2010 at 07:53 CDT by woody • Comment in the Forums

Yes, I know that W3C says IE9 is the “most compatible” HTML5 browser. But there’s still a significant gap between appearance and reality.(Besides, people argue about W3C tests every time there’s a major browser update.)

See my InfoWorld Tech Watch post on the subject.

Windows News Chrome 7, Firefox 4, HTML 5, Internet Explorer 9

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