Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox in HTML5 Duel
Google and Mozilla both launched new versions of their popular Web browsers March 22, and each had something important in common: HTML5 support, albeit for different use cases.
Mozilla Firefox 4 was the bigger of the two launches, emerging from several months of beta builds stretching back to last summer.
In addition to the obvious speed bumps and the inclusion of the Do Not Track browser security perk, Firefox 4 has added support for the increasingly important HTML5 Web programming language.
HTML5 enables graphically intensive applications without requiring multimedia plug-ins such as Adobe's Flash Player and Microsoft Silverlight.
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Mozilla Firefox in HTML5 Duel
I can't wait for HTML5 to replace Flash.