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We have HTML standards that ar stable. 4.01 e.g. The problem is that no browser ever implemented all of it, and even implemented parts were done differently.
by rimliu 7y ago
We have HTML standards that ar stable. 4.01 e.g. The problem is that no browser ever implemented all of it, and even implemented parts were done differently.
- ChrisSD 7y agoThe difference is this time lessons have been learned. Browser vendors are now actively working together. The HTML5 project has done a great job in collecting and codifying real world behaviour. No browser will ever implement the current spec because it's shifting sand. A smaller but stabilised spec that can be extended is much better for everybody who isn't a major browser vendor.