<video> element

Estimated Support About

19.51% + 4.88% = 24.39%

Notes

  • 1

    The <video> element is supported, but not the inner <source> element so no video can play.

  • 2

    <video>, <source> and <track> tags are replaced by <u></u> tags.

  • 3

    Buggy. Support depends on the version of Internet Explorer installed.

  • 4

    <video>, <source> and <track> tags are stripped. The fallback content is shown instead.

  • 5

    Partial support. Requires the controls attribute to play.

  • 6

    Partial support. autoplay is not supported.

  • 7

    The <video> element is supported and the poster image is visible, but the video can not play due to a strict Content Security Policy.

  • 8

    The <video> element is supported, but the video can not play due to a strict Content Security Policy.

  • 9

    Not supported. The <video> element and all its content is removed.

  • 10

    Not supported. The src attribute is replaced by data-src.

  • 11

    Partial support. The video can be played by doing a right click and play. But autoplay and controls are not supported.

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This feature was last tested on September 16, 2019.

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