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Sure, so which subset of HTML are we talking about? Because unless I'm misremembering things, HTML 2.0 (literally the first version intended to be a standard g
by horsawlarway 6y ago
Sure, so which subset of HTML are we talking about?
Because unless I'm misremembering things, HTML 2.0 (literally the first version intended to be a standard going forwards) came out exactly the same year that JS dropped in a commercial browser (1995), and superseded the previous HTML and HTML+ markups.
So surely you don't mean HTML with things like file uploads, or GIF support. Because that's not "vanilla" in your world.
/s
- superkuh 6y ago/s all you want but the distinction between documents and applications is clear.
- horsawlarway 6y agoIs it?