Le 21 févr. 2007 à 09:05, Ian Hickson a écrit :
If we want to make HTML5 successful, we have to make sure the browser
vendors pay attention to it. Any requirements that make their
market share
go down relative to browsers who aren't following the spec will
immediately be ignored.
it seems a reasonable thought, but there are at least two cases,
where it has not been the case.
* CSS: text/plain versus text/css
* HTML: closing the TABLE element
We have to be careful on what we think will happen as much as we have
to be careful on the reason of success of this and that. History is
not an experiment and can't be tested and proved.
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