Relaxed HTML parsing: You can once again have leading spaces or newlines before tags in
$(htmlString). We still strongly advise that you use $.parseHTML() when parsing HTML obtained from external sources, and may be making further changes to HTML parsing in the future.
Increased modularity: In either version, you now can do a custom build that excludes the
.wrap(), .wrapAll(),.wrapInner() and .unwrap() methods. If all your code is using the newer .on() event methods introduced in jQuery 1.7, you can also exclude .bind() and .delegate() as well. The builds available on the jQuery, Google, and Microsoft CDNs continue to include all methods to provide maximum compatibility.
No more IE9 focus of death: If a page inside an iframe attempts to focus an element or even tries to read
document.activeElement before the page is ready, it causes an error. We now work around this issue.
Cordova bug fix in 2.0.1: The Cordova
deviceready event doesn’t properly set an event target, so we work around the problem by setting the target to document.
Many thanks to the people who contributed work to jQuery 1.10.0 or jQuery 2.0.1: Brandon Johnson, Chris Talkington, Dmitry Gusev, James Burke, Jason Bedard, Julian Aubourg, Kyle Robinson Young, Mark Raddatz, Michał Gołębiowski, Nguyen Phuc Lam, Oleg Gaidarenko, Renato Oliveira dos Santos, Richard Gibson, Rick Waldron, Scott González, Timmy Willison, Timo Tijhof, and Tom H Fuertes.
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