Does jQuery strip some html elements from a string when using .html()?

After a few quick tests it seems do me that this behavior isn't caused by jQuery but instead by the browser.

Nope, the jQuery html function is just sending the string through to the element's innerHTML property, which is a function of the browser that tells it to parse the HTML into DOM elements and add them to the page.

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