Any browsers that support HTML5 for the TP2?
 

Are there any browsers that support HTML5 for the TP2?

Re: Any browsers that support HTML5 for the TP2?
 

Dont get your hopes up . only web broswer still in development/upgrades for Windows Mobile is Opera and UC and neither of them have released a new version in the past few months . Im not sure if android even has an HTML5 browser . lemme check

Re: Any browsers that support HTML5 for the TP2?
 

opera ceased development for WM in Q1 of last year, WP7,Android and iOS all support html5 in their default browsers

Re: Any browsers that support HTML5 for the TP2?
 

REally ? android supports it in default browser ?? hmm too bad i got rid of my default browser xP

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Wasn't Iris, Uzard, or Dorothy supposed to support HTML5? :scratch:

Probably were before winmo died!

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Re: Any browsers that support HTML5 for the TP2?
 

This sucks as one of my favorite apps is for Open Table and they changed the one they were using and you now need a browser that supports HTML5.

Re: Any browsers that support HTML5 for the TP2?
 

Each browser can have support for HTML5, the question boils down to "how much support". As there is a long array of functions.

so far HTML5 support for mobile is like this:

#1 - Firefox 9 (android) - 313 +9
#2 - Safari (iOS) - 305 +9
#3 - Opera Mobile 11.50 (iOS, Android, Symbian, MeeGo) - 286 +9
#4 - MeeGo stock browser - 271 +14
#5 - BB OS7 stock - 266 +10
#6 - Android ICS stock - 256 +10
#7 - Bada 2 stock - 251 +10
#8 - WebOs 2.2 stock - 201 +5
#9 - Android GB stock - 182 +6
#10 - WP7.5 Mango stock - 141 +1


So your best bet if you want HTML5 is to run an Android port and run FireFox 9 or Opera. If you don't want to load up Android your best bet probably is to downlaod JavaFX 2 JVM and use the Java version of Opera Mini.


Googling around there is a browser called Zetakey Webkit Browser which is a webkit based browser which seems to have some HTML5 support as well..