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Thanks! That's actually really valuable insight and seems to be a promising start for a interesting investigation I'd even say that from a glance, EMACS ("W3"

by myfonj 1y ago

Thanks! That's actually really valuable insight and seems to be a promising start for a interesting investigation I'd even say that from a glance, EMACS ("W3" browser in it) seems like possibly hugely relevant application, actually. Will look into it.

JimDabell 1y ago
If you really want to, you could check out Evolt’s browser archive: https://browsers.evolt.org https://browsers.evolt.org It‘s got over a hundred ancient web browsers. I suspect none of them support SHORTTAG NET though.
- myfonj 1y ago
  Good idea. I remember I have done some research about this in the past when I tried to trace historical arguments for the infamous "should there be a space before slash in void tags for the best compatibility" <br/> vs <br /> (vs <br>) discussion, but didn't get much far then (https://stackoverflow.com/a/30880386/540955 https://stackoverflow.com/a/30880386/540955).