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What does it mean when something isn't HTML5 supported?

I was trying it out with bgcolor. Bgcolor shouldn't be supported by HTML5 so I thought it won't change colors of the body, but it did. So I thought I had to type <!DOCTYPE HTML> and it before wasn't a HTML5 document. But nothing changed at all! So what does unsupported mean? I was writing all of this in Notepad++.

22nd Jul 2017, 4:54 PM
Mr.E
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It means it is not recommended to use. Even in android studio, we can use all the functions ever made but there is a text-through line in the function which says to not use it as it might get deprecated soon.
22nd Jul 2017, 6:33 PM
Sachin Artani
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HTML 5 Elements such as video do not support the property.
22nd Jul 2017, 5:19 PM
josh mizzi
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