I tried this sample here:
After a few minutes , Firefox is so slow I can not popup any menu when I close the tab, Firefox comes back in general again.
So is HTML5 really a good option?
It went very well for me - both Firefox and Chrome are saying that - Chrome It was smooth, although you would expect it to be the weight of FF on your system.
But you raise a good point. I've heard that some people say Flash is dead and HTML5 is a new flash - and I'm not sure they compare the new HTML5 to a comparison. I have also heard that this flash is due to being closed and proprietary. But how does this act differ in comparison to HTML5?
Maybe on a little subject, but it is relative to the point, HTML5 is a wonderful magic and with this, flagging now allows for a much needed upgrade for HTML markup. It will take some time before the browser is captured but now there is only one problem.
When was the last time HMTL got the upgrade? 97? nineteen ninety eight? After about 10 years of getting the HTML, to catch up with HTML5, the browsers meet with 10 years
Then the HTML5 is amazing and I love to love it And to be good for it, even after 2 years - this will be standard.
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