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They may or may not still be supported. It just depends on what the coders of the browser decided to do when they made it. For example, <b> and <i> still work on most browsers, but <strong> and <em> are the new tags. For the most part, they should still work (the whole back-wards compatible thing), but you might see funny things happen in some browsers. I wouldn't go around using them like they are the best option.

 

You should upgrade to better supported tags IMO.

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