Via one of the most exciting and long-awaited features in HTML5 the element, enabling native audio playback within the browser which makes it easy to stream your audio online.
Previously, the ability to play any type of audio within a browser involved using Adobe Flash or other browser plugins. In the end we are left with a straight-forward and simplified language for creating websites and applications. Rather than shouldering all the responsibility for presentation and functionality, HTML5 gets back to basics, allowing us to tap into APIs and native browser functionality, while looking to CSS to create the visual look and feel. HTML5 is just the markup – a set of standards that define how a document should be structured and how browsers should interpret it. The first thing to understand is where HTML5 ends and CSS3 begins.
