Comments on: HTML5 and mobile browsers http://nickcowie.com/2007/html5-and-mobile-browsers/ Web standards, accessibility and such like with a bias toward Government web sites Wed, 20 Aug 2008 07:18:41 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: ResearchWizard http://nickcowie.com/2007/html5-and-mobile-browsers/#comment-13086 ResearchWizard Sat, 09 Jun 2007 02:57:47 +0000 http://nickcowie.com/2007/html5-and-mobile-browsers/#comment-13086 Opera mobile uses the same rendering core as Desktop Opera. Although it's usually a bit behind in version number (and therefor abilities) it does not use a special subset of XHTML. Opera mobile uses the same rendering core as Desktop Opera. Although it’s usually a bit behind in version number (and therefor abilities) it does not use a special subset of XHTML.

]]> By: Kai Hendry http://nickcowie.com/2007/html5-and-mobile-browsers/#comment-12827 Kai Hendry Fri, 01 Jun 2007 00:39:27 +0000 http://nickcowie.com/2007/html5-and-mobile-browsers/#comment-12827 I thought you might interested by my <a href="http://natalian.org/archives/2007/05/26/mobile-web-3/" rel="nofollow">XHTML-MP and why you shouldn't care post</a>. XHTML-MP is so badly implemented on mobiles that I wouldn't trust those specs. OMA makes up those specs so that their members with their crap UAs can get away with murder. Just stick to HTML4 strict and you'll be future proof. I thought you might interested by my XHTML-MP and why you shouldn’t care post.

XHTML-MP is so badly implemented on mobiles that I wouldn’t trust those specs.

OMA makes up those specs so that their members with their crap UAs can
get away with murder.

Just stick to HTML4 strict and you’ll be future proof.

]]> By: Edward O'Connor http://nickcowie.com/2007/html5-and-mobile-browsers/#comment-12819 Edward O'Connor Wed, 30 May 2007 16:21:34 +0000 http://nickcowie.com/2007/html5-and-mobile-browsers/#comment-12819 I'm looking to things like Opera's mobile browser and Safari-on-the-iPhone -- XHTML-MP will likely give way to full-on browsers such as these. I’m looking to things like Opera’s mobile browser and Safari-on-the-iPhone — XHTML-MP will likely give way to full-on browsers such as these.

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