20th
Firefox Audio Fail
You would think that if your browser doesn’t support playing audio/mp3 content using an html5 <audio> tag, it would do the right thing and fall back to the fallback markup under it.
Consider the following html5 markup:
<audio controller=”controller”>
<source src=”sound.mp3” type=”audio/mp3”>
<a href=”sound.mp3”>Click here to play audio</a>
</audio>
I’m just getting started with html5, but it seems to me that a browser should embed an audio controller if sources of type audio/mp3 are supported, and fall back to the link if not.
Firefox (which doesn’t support mp3) embeds the controller, but shows a big red X because it can’t play the file.
So I ask you, internets, am I misinterpreting the standard?