The King(s) of HTML5!?

The king of HTML5, as I announced earlier, should be Maxthon 4, right? Well, actually, referring to the HTML5 test website (html5test.com), that's the king of desktop browsers. The king that reigned?

A mobile browser. The BlackBerry 10 browser is the king (scoring at 485 and 11 bonus points compared to Maxthon's 476 and 15 bonus points), but only of official releases (non-beta). The king including beta releases is Tizen 2 (mobile!) with almost full support (492 and 16 bonus points).

The kings of HTML5 (excluding beta):

Desktop browsers: Maxthon 4.0
Tablet browsers: Google Chrome 25 (on Android 4.x devices, e.g. Jelly Bean)
Mobile browsers: BlackBerry 10
Gaming browsers: Nintendo Wii U
TV browsers: Toshiba Espial 6.0.8 (on Toshiba L7200 TVs)

The kings of HTML5 (including beta):

Desktop browsers: Maxthon 4.0
Tablet browsers: BlackBerry 10
Mobile browsers: Tizen 2
Gaming browsers: Nintendo Wii U
TV browsers: Opera Devices 3.4 (Opera emulator)

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But what about the BETA KINGS?

The beta kings of HTML5:

Desktop browsers: Google Chrome Canary (Google Chrome 27)
Tablet browsers: BlackBerry 10
Mobile browsers: Tizen 2
Gaming browsers: none (no beta browsers so far tested on HTML5 Test)
TV browsers: Opera Devices 3.4 (Opera emulator)

Or the losers (all including beta releases):

Desktop browser loser: Internet Explorer 6
Tablet browser loser: iOS 3.2 (Safari)
Mobile browser loser: Internet Explorer Mobile 6.5
Gaming browser loser: Sony Playstation Vita (NetFront version)
TV browser loser: Boxee