Are there two ways to jump to a fragment identifier in HTML? -

i thought standard way specify fragment identifier <a name="foo"></a>.

<a href="#foo">go foo</a>  <a name="foo"></a>                        <!-- obsolete method, seems --> <p>some content under anchor name</p>

but seems old way, , new way using id, this:

<a href="#bar">go bar</a>  <p id="bar">some content under p id</p>

in fact, w3c validator says name obsolete <a> element. there 2 ways jump fragment identifier 1 of them obsolete? (and when did happen?)

(there other questions difference between id , name, 1 fragment identifier)

so there 2 ways jump fragment identifier 1 of them obsolete?

there 2 ways identify fragment.

(there 2 ways jump one, since can url or write pile of javascript scroll page).

and when did happen?

id introduced in 1996 when html 4 came out. obsoleted name attribute anchors.

name made officially obsolete in html 5 in 2014 (or in living html on date i'm not going try figure out).

Live one