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I don't think so: HTML 5 doesn't touch the feature set of the browser plugins (flash player, etc.).	39.2% (244 Votes)
It's too soon to tell: HTML 5 is still years away from release.	33.8% (210 Votes)
It's not too soon to tell: Browser makers are already building HTML 5 compatibility into their software.	17.8% (111 Votes)
It's more complicated than that. Let me explain...	9% (56 Votes)
Total Votes: 621

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