> Who ever said that the standards are here for browsers????????? That's the whoe point of standards: to ensure interoperability between the laters.
> HTML is a markup language that is meant to describe how content is to be > "tagged" so it can be retrieved based on markup. > This has absolutely nothing, and I mean NOTHING to do with browsers, > screenreaders, bots, or even humans as far as I am concerned. HTML still needs to be interpreted and rendered. > You mention the DOM for example. Good, the DOM is a way of describing how > HTML can be implemented in a browser. If you as browser vendors want to > describe that and agree upon it amongst yourselves...fine, I would welcome > that. That's what the WHATWG and W3C are for: to agree a common set of rules for web technologies. Thanks for the laugh. Now, think twice before rewritting such non-sense. Goodbye.