[kevets]

Or else my phone might have beaten my laptop HTML5test!

Check out the progression here.



It goes from 480-490 to 500 all under 10.3. I SEE YOU BROWSER IMPROVEMENT!

Holy cow it's not even close. I'm now getting 500.

Lumia Windows Phone 8.1 - 372!!! This is from the people who bring you Internet Explorer
LG G3 running Chrome 39 Android 5.0 - 497 - As it should be
Safari on iPad 8.1.1 - 438 - This should be higher. At least it's better than IE for now.
BlackBerryZ10 10.3 - 500 - Yeah baby!

HTML5test - How well does your browser support HTML5?

Oh snap - "LG Browser 7.00" on WebOS TV is up to a 477 on there. Nice!

[thurask]

Mhm.

http://html5test.com/s/f5f02b24956d3081.html




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[sedalia066]

Z30 on 10.3.1.1151 gets 480 score.

Bits--C000C6078 for links to world news and views, technology and science postings.

[alaviss]

HTML5 score doesn't really matters. What matters is how fast can the browser process Javascript :P. Check this out: http://peacekeeper.futuremark.com

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[LuayS]

What's the point when certain Websites still don't load mobile versions!

Like world star hip hop

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[gariac]

HTML5 score doesn't really matters. What matters is how fast can the browser process Javascript :P. Check this out: http://peacekeeper.futuremark.com

Z10STL100-1/10.3.1.1151

Eh, plenty of websites are server side these days. PHP for instance.


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[dalight13]

Desktop mode on my PassportSQW100-1/10.3.1.1154




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[AnimalPak200]

Desktop mode on my PassportSQW100-1/10.3.1.1154




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Interesting browser /system identification.

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[dalight13]

Exactly..

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[white shirt only]

491 with BlackBerry Passport and native webbrowser.

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[gariac]

BlackBerry browser could use native Webm support. I don't know if Webm or VP8 count in the scoring.


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[alaviss]

Eh, plenty of websites are server side these days. PHP for instance.


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Javascript is a must for HTML5 User Interface building. Most fancy animations were built with Javascript.

BlackBerry browser could use native Webm support. I don't know if Webm or VP8 count in the scoring.


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Nope, they don't count because codecs aren't part of HTML5 standard

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[gariac]

Javascript is a must for HTML5 User Interface building. Most fancy animations were built with Javascript.



Nope, they don't count because codecs aren't part of HTML5 standard

Z10STL100-1/10.3.1.1151

Brendan Eich should be shackled and flogged for his horrid invention, but that is just my opinion. I use as little Javascript as possible.

AVPlayer will do Webm and a lot of other codecs. It is BlackBerry native. I've given up on the Android version of VLC.


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