[whatwg] window.close() and user-initiated a target=_blank

In http://www.whatwg.org/specs/web-apps/current-work/#dom-window-close it is forbidden to close browsing contexts using the close() method when they are opened by a user-initiated action. We think it would be better if that were allowed, with the restriction that WebKit has, namely that once

[whatwg] [media] startOffsetTime, also add startTime?

startOffsetTime seem to leave people confused, I often have to explain it, and yesterday I read the spec[5] and old emails and got confused myself. It hasn't been implemented after almost 2 years. Having the UTC time of the clip you're getting would be very useful. But it'd be really nice

Re: [whatwg] [media] startOffsetTime, also add startTime?

Thanks for putting this together Odin -- this has long been a point of interest for all of us on the Popcorn.js dev team. Rick On Wed, Mar 7, 2012 at 5:56 AM, Odin Hørthe Omdal odi...@opera.com wrote: startOffsetTime seem to leave people confused, I often have to explain it, and yesterday I

[whatwg] Specify href target with HTTP headers

On a and form elements you can specify a target attribute, e.g. _blank. But sometimes you don't know whether to open in _self or _blank at the time the link is clicked/the form is submitted. I suggest that a server can specify a link target in an HTTP header, e.g. Window-Target: _blank. The

Re: [whatwg] Specify href target with HTTP headers

On Wed, 07 Mar 2012 22:19:17 -, Christian Schmidt whatwg@chsc.dk wrote: I suggest that a server can specify a link target in an HTTP header, e.g. Window-Target: _blank. The page would be equivalent to specifying the same value in the form or a tag leading to the page. It should

Re: [whatwg] table Relation between bordercolor and border attributes

(12/03/06 17:58), Kishore Bolisetty wrote: But it doesn't talks about the behaviour - what if border is not specified but bordercolor is specified? Looks like browsers have taken their own implementations on this, Opera and Mozilla displays bordercolor only if border is specified, where as

Re: [whatwg] Focus remains on Hidden Element

Thanks Ian for the clarification. What I understand from the comment is that, when focused element is made display:none in this case, the focus should be moved to body element if its there else we should blur the focused element. There is bug for the same issue

Re: [whatwg] Forms dont submit when disabling submit button

Thanks Ian for the comment. There is already a bug filed in webkit - https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14443 which i was working on. I will attach this thread for clarification there. I will try to fix the issue asap. Regards -- Kaustubh On Fri, Jan 27, 2012 at 4:23 AM, Ian Hickson