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Interested in a specific JavaScript issue regarding script tag attribute

So my team uses the HTML5 Boilerplate, and the site is almost done. I want to run a quick JavaScript test so that the client can add their own JavaScript if they so wish. I know that the type attribute for the script tag is not required when using an HTML5 document, but the JavaScript warning does not even work when it is used (which scares me since I created HTML5 sites using the attribute type in the script tag.

What works:

    <script>        
      alert("HELP");        
    </script>

What does not work:

    <script type="text/javascript">     
      alert("HELP");        
    </script>

Can anyone explain what is happening? This works for other HTML5 based websites ...

*** Tested with Firefox 12 on Ubuntu 12.04

Thanks guys.

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Chrome:

<script type="text/javascript">
console.log('HELP');
</script>
<script>
console.log('HELP');
</script>

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