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Old 02-15-2012, 06:18 PM   PM User | #1
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Javascript and mobile

I realise this is probably a numpty question, but what's the state of play with mobile browser support for javascript, and are there any dos/don'ts regarding js on a mobile browser? Struggling to find anything very helpful via Google.

I am happily iPhone-and-everything-else free (waits for screams of anguish....) so am unfamilar with the impact of bad/good practice in this area.

(My other option is to pinch my 75 year old mother-in-law's iPhone, and that's probably best avoided)
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Javascript works fine in mobile browsers. I would suggest going by best practices, which means to make sure they validate.
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