-Steve Souders
I support this change especially since websites are already doing it and
many browsers already support it. Specifying the behavior will result in
more browser support and greater adoption by websites. This will also
address performance issues with Web Components that use HTML Imports
because the rel="import" LINK tags can be placed in the BODY near the
web component to reduce render blocking.
- Re: [whatwg] allow <link> in body + DO... Ilya Grigorik
- Re: [whatwg] allow <link> in body + DOM position as... Simon Pieters
- Re: [whatwg] allow <link> in body + DOM positi... Ilya Grigorik
- Re: [whatwg] allow <link> in body + DOM po... Simon Pieters
- Re: [whatwg] allow <link> in body + DO... Jeremy Keith
- Re: [whatwg] allow <link> in body ... Domenic Denicola
- Re: [whatwg] allow <link> in ... Ilya Grigorik
- Re: [whatwg] allow <link>... Ilya Grigorik
- Re: [whatwg] allow <link>... Ilya Grigorik
- Re: [whatwg] allow <link>... Ilya Grigorik
- Re: [whatwg] allow <link> in body + DOM position as... Steve Souders