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W3C doesn't matter much, WHATWG is the spec we follow, W3C just chases after them. So don't equate "standards" with "W3C standards".
by BulgarianIdiot 5y ago
W3C doesn't matter much, WHATWG is the spec we follow, W3C just chases after them. So don't equate "standards" with "W3C standards".
- SahAssar 5y agoFor some specs, yes, for others no. For example, WHATWG does not do the ECMAScript spec (that's https://tc39.es/ https://tc39.es/), or CSS (that is W3C). There are many other web specs that are still only done at W3C, the only ones to move to WHATWG are the ones listed here: https://spec.whatwg.org/ https://spec.whatwg.org/
- lucideer 5y agonot sure where I equated standards with W3C standards.
- BulgarianIdiot 5y agoYou implied that when you responded to your parent comment quoting their remark about following standards, and you said alert is not a W3C standard but it's just described by WHATWG. If you want to interpret your own comments in another self-consistent way, please elaborate.