Jim Witte wrote:
I was just trying to access a page that had an alternate keyboard layout for powerbooks in MacOSX, linked from http://www.allyourbass.org/macosx/
Of course, the layout itself was in XML, and Camino didn't like it (I suppose it couldn't find the KeyboardLayout.dtd file on disk (it was referenced in <!DOCTYPE keyboard SYSTEM "file://localhost/System/Library/DTDs/KeyboardLayout.dtd">)
Do enough people have this problem (or will in the future, as XML becomes more prevalent), especially considering that large chunks of OSX are based on XML that supposed to be (somewhat) human-understandable), to warrent a preference (or modifier key, or contextual menu item "Open as raw text" to disable XML interpretation? Or is it a bug that Camino won't find the DTD in the file;// URL?
does it look like http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=202022 ?
No: the error is in the web page, not the browser; no XML-aware browser under the sun will be able to open it without generating a parsing error. Camino's only error on this page is the standard Mozilla bug which causes the XML bug screen to show the error in the wrong place. (see http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=205561) The error in the page is the attempt to output a non-printing character, ASC 8 -- the backspace.
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