Qt Webkit HTML5 Score

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==== This is just to track support of Qt Webkit for HTML5. These are the ratings generating using "html5test":http://www.html5test.com and on Qt Webkit 2.0.x ====

SCORE out of 400

Total Score is 212 And Bonus Points: 2

Parsing rules

Score: 1/11

<!DOCTYPE html> triggers standards mode Yes ✔ HTML5 tokenizer No ✘ HTML5 tree building No ✘ HTML5 defines rules for embedding SVG and MathML inside a regular HTML document. Support for SVG and MathML is not required though, so bonus points are awarded if your browser supports embedding these two technologies. SVG in text/html No ✘ MathML in text/html No ✘

Canvas

Score: 20/20

canvas element Yes ✔ 2D context Yes ✔ Text Yes ✔

Video

Score: 21/31

video element Yes ✔ Subtitle support No ✘ Poster image support Yes ✔ The following tests go beyond the requirements of the HTML5 specification and are not counted towards the total score. If a browser supports one or more video codecs, two bonus points are awarded for each codec. MPEG-4 support No ✘ H.264 support No ✘ Ogg Theora support No ✘ WebM support No ✘

Audio

Score: 2 bonus points: 20

audio element Yes ✔ The following tests go beyond the requirements of the HTML5 specification and are not counted towards the total score. If a browser supports one or more audio codecs, one bonus point is awarded for each codec. PCM audio support Yes ✔ MP3 support Yes ✔ AAC support No ✘ Ogg Vorbis support No ✘ WebM support No ✘

Elements

Score: 24/38

Embedding custom non-visible data No ✘ New or modified elements Section elements Yes ✔ Grouping content elements No ✘ Text-level semantic elements Partial ○ Interactive elements Partial ○ Global attributes or methods hidden attribute No ✘ contenteditable attribute Yes ✔ Dynamic markup insertion Yes ✔

Forms

Score: 31/90

Field types input type=search Yes ✔ input type=tel Yes ✔ input type=url Yes ✔ input type=email Yes ✔ input type=datetime Partial ○ input type=date Partial ○ input type=month Partial ○ input type=week Partial ○ input type=time Partial ○ input type=datetime-local Partial ○ input type=number Partial ○ input type=range Yes ✔ input type=color Partial ○ input type=checkbox Yes ✔ select No ✘ fieldset No ✘ datalist Partial ○ keygen Partial ○ output No ✘ progress No ✘ meter No ✘

Fields

Field validation Yes ✔ Association of controls and forms Partial ○ Other attributes Partial ○ CSS selectors Partial ○ Events Yes ✔

Forms

Form validation Yes ✔ Events No ✘

User interaction

Score: 15/15

Drag and drop Yes ✔ Session history Yes ✔

Microdata

Score: 0/15

Microdata No ✘

Web applications

Score: 19

Application Cache Yes ✔ Custom scheme handlers Yes ✔ Custom content handlers Yes ✔

Security

Score: 5/10

Sandboxed iframe Yes ✔ Seamless iframe No ✘

Related specifications

Geolocation

Score: 0/15

Geolocation No ✘

WebGL

Score: 0/15

3D context No ✘

Communication

Score: 25/25

Cross-document messaging Yes ✔ Server-Sent Events Yes ✔ Both Mozilla and Opera do support the WebSocket protocol in their latest browsers, but have disabled it due to a fundamental security issue with the protocol. Once the protocol has been updated it is expected they will re-enable this feature. WebSocket Yes ✔

Files

Score: 0/20

FileReader API No ✘ FileWriter API No ✘

Storage

Score: 15/20

Session Storage Yes ✔ Local Storage Yes ✔ IndexedDB No ✘ The Web SQL Database specification is no longer being updated and has been replaced by IndexedDB. Because at least 3 vendors have shipped implementations of this specification we still include it in this test. Web SQL Database Yes ✔

Workers

Score: 10/10

Web Workers Yes ✔

Local devices

Score: 0/20

device element No ✘

Other

Score: 6/6

Text selection Yes ✔ Scroll into view Yes ✔