Mobile Web Test Suites Working Group Blog

As the inputmode attribute has been dropped from the current draft of the HTML5 spec, we have now replaced the inputmode part of the Web Compatibility Test for Mobile browsers. In its place you will now find a new JavaScript framework test.

Modern web sites and web applications are becoming increasingly complex, often relying on large client-side scripts. A few different JavaScript frameworks aiming to ease the life of script authors have become very popular in recent years, and is today deployed on countless sites.

Any mobile browser that intends to make full use of said sites and applications must be able to load and use these libraries. Our new tests consists of loading the library of jQuery and the executing the simplest possible test using this library:

$(document).ready(function() { $("#jquery").addClass("green"); });