There are some html "validators" that you can point to web pages and it will pass them and report on standards compliance. I think w3c have some for different standards like html versions and possibly xml.
BillK On Wed, 2002-01-16 at 02:51, Reinhard Katzmann wrote: > Hi Guran! > > > > > What is the standard? How can I show to him that certain rules has to be > > followed to give all visitors the capacity to view the page? > > There is no real standard. Of course there are HTML4.x,HTML3.x,XHTML > etc. standards available for the HTML language but most of the "Designers" > of homepages do not care much for that. I do not accept cookies as > well but there are pages which are cookie-overloading like all the > pages from yahoo (especially the former egroups). > > Sometimes cookies are used for sending informations or storing user > settings (the useful part), other times they are used to track down > how you used the webpage and how often. There are organisations out > there which try to do something against it and others trying to > create superior technics to cookies (php is a very good way to > never have the need to use cookies again ;). But I personally > doubt that we will have a cookie free Internet in the far future... > > Reinhard > -- > Software-Engineer, Developer for Embedded Devices > Project: HyperPen Tablet USB Driver for Linux > GnuPG Public Key available on request
