HTML5 Please: Use the new and shiny responsibly
Divya Manian and friends created a search-based reference guide called HTML5 Please. Enter a tag, class or query into the search field and you’re returned information about cross browser support and usage.
<canvas>: Canvas is definitely good to go for modern browsers. If you want to support Internet Explorer 8 and below, FlashCanvas provides a good polyfill.
border-image: Make sure to use all the right prefixes (-o-, -webkit-, -ms-, -moz-). Additionally, border-image.com may help. You should let this fall back to either a normal solid border or no border at all, depending on whether a border is essential for readability. We recommend that you avoid polyfills.You can read about the project, the people behind it and the tools they used to create HTML5 Please on Divya’s blog.
(Source: futurejournalismproject)
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: Canvas is definitely good to go for modern browsers. If you want to support Internet Explorer 8 and below,...
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