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What type of MIME should I use to serve XHTML5 in IE7 and IE8?

I want to use XHTML5, but apparently, two browsers do not accept the application/xhtml+xmlMIME type . I read that they will accept text/xml(or are application/xmlnot sure), but this is a kind of hacking. So I was wondering if I should just send HTML5 to IE7 and IE8?

Please do not talk about the benefits of XHTML and HTML. I know.

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XHTML 5 is not a standard. XHTML 2 prescribes a new type of doctype, although XHTML 2 is not supported by any modern browsers (since it is mostly incomplete).

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http://html5doctor.com/html-5-xml-xhtml-5/

, HTML5 () IE < 9 HTML 5 shiv.

http://ejohn.org/blog/html5-shiv/

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