On 14 Mar 2009 Rob Kendrick wrote: > I invited you to formulate a patch if you thought it so easy;... > Either trust me that it's not as trivial as you think, or prove > otherwise by implementing it.
I'm quite happy to accept your word that it's non-trivial, especially to bolt on retrospectively. Nothing about a web browser is going to be trivial. I merely observed that on the face of it, it would not appear to be a difficult problem. What I am saying is that implementing basic html should be a starting point, not something you think about afterwards, simply because there are so many sites out there that use it and which render adequately with all other browsers in that respect. Compatibility problems arise when background colours are specified in html and foreground colours in CSS, or vice-versa. Netsurf seems to guarantee problems for any straight html site with a dark background colour or image. -- _ |_|. _ Richard Porter http://www.minijem.plus.com/ |\_||_ mailto:[email protected] Disclaimer: Please imagine about 50 lines of pointless clutter.
