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As I noted below, <b> and <i> are meant to be typographically-significant elements, so it's not just byte-saving. Google is using <b> and <i> correctly in that
by stan_rogers 14y ago
As I noted below, <b> and <i> are meant to be typographically-significant elements, so it's not just byte-saving. Google is using <b> and <i> correctly in that case (even if that's just a happy accident).