Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 30th Jun 2009 15:56 UTC
As was anticipated, the boys and girls at Mozilla have released the final build of Firefox 3.5 today. Firefox 3.5 - originally supposed to be 3.1 - comes with many welcome improvements, chief among which is support for HTML5 audio and video tags.
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Its part of both Safari and Webkit; both V8 and squirrelfish. They aren't offered on that many devices; maybe PowerPC, ARM and x86. There is a huge difference, however, between multiplatform (operating system) and multi-architecture. What I was referring to is architecture relating the processor specific optimisations used for Javascript. For example, if Sun were to adopt Webkit and Epiphany it would require them to add SPARC support to the Javascript engine they choose (the operating system support wouldn't be all that difficult though).