IE9 takes top place in W3C HTML5 test
Internet Explorer has come top in current support for the next revision in the Internet's web page creation language, HTML5
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The next revision to the web document creation language has generated a lot of excitement in web circles, the most headline-grabbing change of course being the option for creators to choose how audio and video are delivered to a user's computer. The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) has just announced the results of a browser test where all of the top players were pitted against each other to see how well they cope with HTML5. And the winner is...
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