W3C Announces HTML5 Definition Complete

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- RandomExile
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According to the W3C's 2012 December 17 Press Release, "Though not yet W3C standards, these specifications are now feature complete, meaning businesses and developers have a stable target for implementation and planning."

The next stage is what they call "Candidate Recommendation," which will consist of extensive testing and work to ensure interoperability across platforms.

Progress!
- C-7
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And time for Microsoft to come through and screw it all up.
- Joannesalfa
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I wonder what are changes for Canvas Level 2
- Rory
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Joannesalfa this is indeed very interesting!
- kenli
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So, HTML 5.1 will be announced soon :)
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- RandomExile
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Joannesalfa Someone more technically inclined would need to translate it, but you can find the Canvas Level 2 specs on the WC3 website as well.
Also, the caniuse website maintains a detailed browser compatibility matrix with HTML5. The overall compatibility scores for the major browsers are:

94% Chrome

77% Opera/Safari

76% Firefox

74% IE

73% iOS Safari

65% Blackberry

62% Android

10% Opera Mini

Chrome is easily the strongest, Opera/Safari/Firefox/IE/iOS Safari are are roughly comparable, Blackberry and Android are a bit behind, and Opera Mini barely charts.