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pjmlp
on Sept 2, 2014
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How a new HTML element will make the Web faster
Fully agree. XHTML was a sane way to have a proper application development model, instead of this document as applications hack.
But the browser vendors failed to make a stand against bad HTML.
disjointrevelry
on Sept 2, 2014
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'bad HTML' could easily have just been an ego clash and pissing contest between developers of competing browsers. It was arguably more difficult to implement than just well-structured syntax.
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But the browser vendors failed to make a stand against bad HTML.