c# - Marquee tag not work in windows form webBrowser control -

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i have url. want show in windows form webbrowser control. in html page (url) multiple marquee tags. marquee tage not work in webbrowser control. work in normal browser

  private void form1_load(object sender, eventargs e)         {            // webbrowser1.scripterrorssuppressed = true;             webbrowser1.url =new uri( @"http://67.205.96.105:8080/cis/");         }

this url http://67.205.96.105:8080/cis

using system;  using system.collections.generic;  using system.componentmodel;  using system.data;  using system.drawing;  using system.linq;  using system.text;  using system.windows.forms;    namespace windowsformsapplication1  {      public partial class form1 : form      {          public form1()          {              initializecomponent();          }            private void form1_load(object sender, eventargs e)          {              webbrowser1.url = new uri(@"file:///c:/users/myuser/desktop/test.html");          }                     }  }

<!--test.html-->  <!doctype html>  <html>  <head>  <title>html marquee tag</title>  </head>  <body>  <marquee>this basic example of marquee</marquee>  <marquee direction="up">the direction of text bottom top.</marquee>  </body>  </html>

please use code , try.this code works fine , think problem html code.

tried in internet explorer 8 , found page not supports , why want edit html code ie8 compatibility.

thanks & regards


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