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Essentially any specification that includes any kind of image support will include this kind of chain of specifications; just as any system that does networking
by arp242 4y ago
Essentially any specification that includes any kind of image support will include this kind of chain of specifications; just as any system that does networking will eventually end up with TCP, any system that does text ends up with Unicode, etc. Even the simplest possible 1995-esque browser will have to deal with that (support for images was added in 1993, and text and networking were always central).
- illiarian 4y ago> Even the simplest possible 1995-esque browser will have to deal with that (support for images was added in 1993, and text and networking were always central). Indeed they did. Here's what author of KHTML said, https://twitter.com/LarsKnoll/status/1421121639845187585 https://twitter.com/LarsKnoll/status/1421121639845187585 --- start quote --- Implementing a browser engine from scratch was a lot of work in 1999/2000, it’s close to impossible today. --- end quote ---