Meanwhile, in non-10.5.2 news, Apple has seeded a new build of Safari 3.1 to developers today. The new release seems to incorporate much of what has been implemented in the Webkit builds since the last major release.

New features include:

- HTML5 audio and video tags: "The new HTML5 and elements add native support for embedding video and audio content in web pages. They also provide a rich scripting API for controlling playback."
- HTML5 SQL storage API: "The client-side database storage API allows web applications to store structured data locally using a medium many web developers are already familiar with - SQL."

- getElementsByClassName: "getElementsByClassName is one of the more common functions requested by JavaScript programmers (and added by JavaScript libraries); it works along the same lines as getElementsByTagName and getElementById in looking up elements of a web page by their properties."
- Downloadable fonts: "With font face rules you can specify downloadable custom fonts on your Web pages or alias one font to another." More details.
- CSS Transforms and CSS Animations

Bron: Mac Rumors

Ik kan niet wachten tot html5 ten volle benut kan/gaat worden
Van de dingen die ik heb gezien/gelezen zal html een stuk makkelijker
en uitgebreider te gebruiken zijn, en vooral lekker veel ondersteuning
geven aan media-implementatie.

Safari is gelukkig lekker snel geupdate met ondersteuning voor html5,
dus da's alvast mooi meegenomen, hehe.

Toch heb je niks aan html5 als andere browsers het niet ondersteunen, maarja alle begin is mooi