09:28 Wednesday, 29 July 2009
Web Video Sans Flash
Thanks to Flashblock I don't waste a lot of time loading pointless Flash animations in my browser. The few times I do enable Flash it's usually to watch video. With HTML5, though, this too will not be necessary because HTML5 includes a video tag. Rejoice! Adobe, probably not so pleased.
You can see demos of this if you have recent browsers (Firefox 3.5, WebKit, Chrome etc. not IE) from DailyMotion and YouTube.
HTML5 = Web5.0
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