Elements supported by Firefox
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Elements supported by Firefox
I'm searching for a list of all the HTML elements supported by Mozilla Firefox. I searched on Google and on the Firefox site and wasn't able to find anything. Does anyone know where I can find them?
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As a general statement, Firefox supports the W3c HTML standards. As a result, the best references for that would be:vchris wrote:I'm searching for a list of all the HTML elements supported by Mozilla Firefox. I searched on Google and on the Firefox site and wasn't able to find anything. Does anyone know where I can find them?
http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/
Another question... if you go on http://www.w3schools.com/tags/default.asp you'll see that they have a reference for IE and NN browsers but you see where there is like a blank table cell, is that because that browsers supports that tag since it's first version or if it still doesn't support it?
I'd think that too, except I know thats not accurate. I know that since the first opensource release of Mozilla, it has supported the doctype tag. So, either that chart is totally wrong, or thats not what "blank" means.vchris wrote:Another question... if you go on http://www.w3schools.com/tags/default.asp you'll see that they have a reference for IE and NN browsers but you see where there is like a blank table cell, is that because that browsers supports that tag since it's first version or if it still doesn't support it?
Sorry, ask them.
I don't know of a tag-by-tag list of which tags were fully supported, and at which version. As I said, generally, Firefox supports the standards.vchris wrote:So basically as of the first version of FF it supported those elements?
I don't know.vchris wrote:What was the first version #?
A reference of most used browsers, or most tags, or ??vchris wrote:I'm making a site and want to have a full reference of most used browsers.
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<blink></blink>Notably, not an official w3c element - a proprietary tag invented by Netscape.onion2k wrote:<blink></blink>matthijs wrote:I've never found a tag which isn't supported by all modern browsers.
Thankfully.
Its evil twin, the marquee tag, however, had a different outcome.. http://www.goer.org/Journal/2003/Oct/index.html
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