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1. Internet Explorer 8
Of course it doesn't work, because IE8 does not support HTML5.
(Internet Explorer 8 version 8.0.6001.18882)
2. Internet Explorer Platform Preview (IE9 Preview)
*Select [Page]-[Open] in the menu.
* Enter URL in the Open-box. ("http://ie.microsoft.com/testdrive/" is set as default)
Windows Internet Explorer Platform Preview, version 1.9.7745.6019
(Internet Explorer version 9.0.7745.6019)
3.Firefox(version 3.6)
* Enter about:config in the location bar
*Enter "html5" in the filter-box to find "html5.enable"
*Do Double-Click in the html5.enable to change the value from false to true.
(Firefox version 3.6)
4.Google Chrome and Opera
(Google Chrome version 4.1.249.1036)
(Opera version 10.50 build 3296)
I think those must depend on their layout engines or something...
Well, I have to think/feel the next-generation Internet contents are definitely coming along with such an architecture.
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