Anne van Kesteren wrote:
2) DOMParser can parse from a byte array instead of a string; this makes it a little easier to work with XML in encodings other than UTF-8 or UTF-16.ECMASCript doesn't have byte arrays though. (Though it would be nice if it did.)
Sure, but it has arrays that you can put integers in the 0-255 range into.
2) XMLSerializer can serialize a subtree rooted at a given node without removing the node from its current location in the DOM.Isn't this true for innerHTML too?
No, you'd need outerHTML for that. At least if you want to get the same behavior as XMLSerializer has.
-Boris
