[ichsie2036]

Did some tests and seems all the HTML5 tags / features work pretty well across all modern browsers except in IE6 for whom you have to use a little JS to make it style specific HTML5 elements.

It's easy but still takes quite some time to shape your skills / remember all the tags, etc.. I think I will not adopt it so soon in any foreseeable future as I have yet to discover any substantial benefits it offers.

It's disrupting.

[End User]

Originally Posted by ichsie2036

It's easy but still takes quite some time to shape your skills / remember all the tags, etc.. I think I will not adopt it so soon in any foreseeable future as I have yet to discover any substantial benefits it offers.

I think it allows definition of client-side data storage, which hackers, virus writers, and malware authors will no doubt fall utterly in love with and find hugely popular.

As my uncle said, just before his homemade fireworks rocket exploded and killed him, "What could go wrong?"