Which browsers and their versions, IE, FF Google Chrome, Opera, for example, FireFox 2.0, 3.0 support the mark
element?
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Let's see! http://browsershots.org/http://jsbin.com/evixu4
(results pending)Test code:
As rendered on Chrome 10.0.648.204 on Windows 7:
Edit w/Browsershots results
All browsers tested will render text inside of
<mark>
(as is typical for rendering unknown elements). The following are the browsers tested, with items in bold indicating which browsers apply special styling (in all cases tested, this means a yellow background) to<mark>
elements. Presumably, the highlighted style indicates that the browser supports the element.Chrome
Firefox
IE
Opera
Safari
(In case it's not obvious, results are sorted by brand, then version, then OS tested.)
All screenshots (zipped): https://github.com/downloads/mjball/Stack-Overflow-Q-A/110331-103924-jsbin.com-6183471.zip
As of today, IE 9, FF 4, and Chrome 12 support it, but Safari 5 does not. Tested using most current versions of browsers on a Win 7 box. They render it like a yellow highlighter.