On the standards track: Yes
Is Experimental: No
Is Deprecated: No
In Chrome version 5 on 2010-05-25
In Chrome Android version 18 on 2012-06-27
In Edge version 12 on 2015-07-29
In Firefox version 1 on 2004-11-09
In Firefox for Android version 4 on 2011-03-29
In Internet Explorer version 10 on 2012-10-26
In Quest Browser version 5.0 on undefined
In Opera version 11 on 2010-12-16
In Opera Android version 11 on 2011-03-22
In Safari version 5 on 2010-06-07
In Safari on iOS version 3 on 2009-06-17 Note: Doesn't do validation, but instead offers a custom 'email' keyboard, which is designed to make entering email addresses easier. The custom 'email' keyboard does not provide a comma key, so users cannot enter multiple email addresses. Automatically applies a default style of opacity: 0.4 to disable textual <input> elements, including those of type 'email'. Other major browsers don't currently share this particular default style.
In Samsung Internet version 1.0 on 2013-04-27
In WebView Android version 4.4 on 2013-12-09
In WebView on iOS version 3 on 2009-06-17 Note: Doesn't do validation, but instead offers a custom 'email' keyboard, which is designed to make entering email addresses easier. The custom 'email' keyboard does not provide a comma key, so users cannot enter multiple email addresses. Automatically applies a default style of opacity: 0.4 to disable textual <input> elements, including those of type 'email'. Other major browsers don't currently share this particular default style.