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The real question is: Which browsers support jQuery

All updated versions of Opera, Safari, Firefox, Chrome and internet Explorer.

Other browsers in their up-to-date versions may support it too.

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Most up to date versions of popular browsers support HTML5

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IE9 and above

IE7 and above (With Chrome Frame plugin)

FireFox 4 and above

Google Chrome 11 and above

Safari 3.1 and above.

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All modern browsers have at least partial support of HTML5 . No browsers currently have a complete support of HTML5.

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All major browsers support HTML script tag. This includes Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari and Google Chrome.

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Most modern browser support HTML5. Google chrome, Mozilla, safari are some examples.

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