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Home » Archives » 17. August 2009

Chrome and HTML5.

Monday, August 17th, 2009

Chrome experiments, those user-made experiments that Google decided to bring up to show the capabilities of a browser and their tools (html5, javascript, etc) has reached it’s 50th one.

Being like this, you can check all of them and see how HTML5 new video/audio tags and Chrome browser can integrate and make real art pieces. Check an example here. (Of course, you _should_ use Google Chrome )