IE10 support for new features of CSS3 and HTML5 new features

Article Introduction: IE10 will enhance support for HTML5 and CSS3.

Windows 8 is finally released, although only the developer preview is available now, and the good news is that IE 10 has been posted, although only Windows 8 is available now. Let's take a look at the new features of IE10.

The IE Developer Center gives a detailed documentation for front-end developers, listing the new features of HTML5 and CSS3 supported by IE10 . Well, it's finally following:

CSS3

• CSS Region
• CSS3 Multiple columns
• Flexbox
• Grid
• Positioning float (positioned float)
• 3D transform (3D transfrom)
• Animation (animation)
• Gradient (gradient)
• Text-shadow
• Remove the stylesheet limit--in the previous version of IE9, each page can only load 31 style sheet files, @import can only be nested up to 4 layers, IE10 removed these restrictions.

HTML5

• The script synchronizes the async properties of the--script tag to define whether the script executes asynchronously
• The File API
• History
• Parsing
• Form validation (form validation)
• Progress and range control--can actually be seen as a feature in a HTML5 form
• Web Workers
• Web sockets
• Drag (drag and drop)
• Application caching--application cache, that is, offline storage, but it should be noted that the consortium updated the offline storage configuration file extension, before the ooxx.manifest, to use AppCache extension.
• SpellCheck
• Channel communication (channel messaging)

Other

• Indexed Database
• Web Performance API
• SVG Filter Effects

Well, there's a lot of new stuff, and it seems to be very strong.

It should be noted that the majority of IE10 's support for CSS3 's new features still requires-ms-prefixes.