No web developer can hold those tears of joy while reading HTML 5 specs. Most functions like WebGL, multi-threading and web-sockets are yet to be implemented in browsers but some of the useful tags can already be employed.

Internet Explorer, however, has managed to fail on HTML 5 support even in version 8 – new tags outside HTML 4 are ignored, they cannot be assigned any styles. IE has another issue – HTML 5 support has to be enabled separately for a static document and for dynamically added contents.

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