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Did you run into https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=32159 ?
Jaaap updated
14 years ago
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Simply that.
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The HTML5 specification does not specify which codecs must be supported by browsers. Testing for support of h.264, AAC, and MP3 are not valid tests of HTML5 support.
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It seems not so good to give extra points for supporting patent encumbered codecs. Mozilla and Opera have stated publicly that they only want to support royalty free codecs.
Maybe you should give ful…
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The web SQL database specification has moved out from the main HTML5 specification and has according to its author "reached an impasse":
This specification has reached an impasse: all interested impl…
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Another useful Parsing rules test would be whether an <a> element can wrap block elements.
```
Info
This is interesting.
```
Old HTML parsers may parse this as:
```
Info
This is in…
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It seems the codec tests give the wrong results in Opera. Opera does not support MP3 or AAC.
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canPlayType: function(t) {
var r = this.element.canPlayType(t)
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