On Apr 15, 2006, at 00:21, Ian Hickson wrote:
On Fri, 14 Apr 2006, Henri Sivonen wrote:
Therefore, I suggest calling apps that have the following properties
conforming with some qualifications:
* The UA is a conforming XHTML5 UA.
* The UA is able to convert any conforming HTML5 document into a
conforming
XHTML5 document and process the result.
* text/html byte streams that are not conforming HTML5 documents
are not
handled per spec (e.g. they are shoehorned into well-formed XHTML
by means
other than the prescribed parsing algorithm or they are rejected in a
Draconian way or some combination of those).
Ok, I changed the spec to say that it is conforming to abort on a
Parse
Error.
Great. Thanks!
I don't want to change the spec to say that you can do whatever you
want when handling a parse error, because that is what would cause
non-interoperable behaviour.
I see, but I expect people to use TagSoup anyway for non-browser apps...
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Henri Sivonen
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