Selecting a browser for HTML5 development
Google’s Chrome browser is simple to use and has the most up-to-date HTML5 features making it easier for developers. It also has pretty good developer tools. We recommend you use this browser to learn HTML5
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- Chrome
- Firefox
- Opera
- Apple Safari
- Internet Explorer
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When you begin HTML5 development, one indispensable tool is the web browser. There are many web browsers out there.
However, some of these browsers do not have extensive support for HTML5 as many of them do not keep up with updates.
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For the purpose of learning HTML5 development, we recommend the following web browsers.
(1) Chrome
Google’s Chrome browser is simple to use and has the most up-to-date HTML5 features making it easier for developers. It also has pretty good developer tools. We recommend you use this browser to learn HTML5
(2) FireFox
Mozilla Firefox is another browser that supports HTML5 well.
(3) Opera
Opera can also be used for HTML5 development. It has good support for new HTML5 features.
(4) Apple Safari
Apple Safari is another popular browser. Unfortunately, when it comes to HTML5 development, it appears to lag behind.
(5) Internet Explorer
Microsoft’s internet explorer shouldn’t be chosen for HTML5 development. It lags behind. Microsoft intends ending support for the Explorer. Microsoft Edge may be an interesting browser in the future as Microsoft is doing its best to wrestle with the updated browsers.
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