En W3schools tienen una tabla de referencia, en la cuál muestra fácilmente cuáles tags aún funcionan, cuáles no, cuáles son los nuevos y sobre todo: como usarlos.

Now, is my main browser even when it just stop working while I’m offline (weird thing, btw). Is fast, starts fast, loads fast, runs javascript very fast. I can use websites as apps without installing another app to complement my browser like Prism and renders fonts wonderfully with @font-face.

Now, Firefox, well… First of all, I’m using nightly builds of alpha version, so it’s supposed to fail sometimes and I understand that but, it’s not supposed to be faster as well? Loads after 1 min I launch it(UPDATE 2010-05-26: There was a loop on an addon making it start slow, now starts on 10 seconds which is pretty nice) and loads not as smooth as Chrome the websites, even using NoFlash, NoAds and NoJavaScript! In fact, if wasn’t because Chrome stops working while I’m offline I would not have any reason to use Firefox even while designing websites (just for checking).

It’s a shame, I really liked a lot Firefox and I hope Firefox4 get a really good speed bump.

This are great news for us! All of us! Specially for people wishing to use all HTML5 features ASAP like me! Today I read something that gave me even more hope, Opera already launched some builds with WebM support as well as Firefox. I’m wishing they build soon Opera Mini with WebM support so now I can fully use my mobile on all the websites, specially YouTube. Honestly I haven’t seen Flash as a good thing. Even less now that there’s HTML5, see what Scribd has done!

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También: me cansé. Así que simplemente decidí volver a GNOME, el cuál descubrí actualmente en totalidad está consumiendo tanta memoria como lo hacía awesome.

También les sugiero que visiten FontSquirrel y usen fuentes como Aller para su escritorio, muy ligeras y suaves para la vista.