TheCoreWithin

http://mrdoob.com/projects/chromeexperi ... e_gravity/

Have fun And try a search.

It even works in IE9. Although no rotation of objects. Kinda shows you that the browser release speed is far behind on the rest, since a missing feature like this gets added within months in other browsers. IE releases a new version once in 2 years or so. It must die.

Another interesting read about browsers is this one: http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/web ... ,3013.html
It shows you the difference between the big 5 on Mac and Windows.

--Posted using Opera 11.50 (28 tabs open, didn't close the browser for a month. 839MB RAM in use )

Works fine on firefox..

MindyMcfly wrote:Works fine on firefox..

Of course. HTML5 is almost fully implemented in every browser. Except IE...

Firefox also has a nice update cycle, although they are screwing over addon developers with their new speedy version numbering system stolen from Chrome.

Needs java script... *grumble*

Dust wrote:Needs java script... *grumble*

Seriously..
99% of all websites use javascript. Get used to it. It's like you're living in 1995.

What do you want then? Flash? Silverlight? Or plain old <TABLE>s?

Just normal HTML5 is ok :)

Dust wrote:Just normal HTML5 is ok

javascript and html are linked.. html5 is built up in such a way that javascript can access the document object model easily.
if there was no javascript, then html5 would be rather obsolete.