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I'm into semantics in HTML as much as the next guy, but do you think there is an HTML processor out there that notes a subtle semantic difference between bold a
by coderdude 17y ago
I'm into semantics in HTML as much as the next guy, but do you think there is an HTML processor out there that notes a subtle semantic difference between bold and strong? It's pedantic. I don't even know why people still discuss this non-issue when better methods for embedding semantics in markup are _all over the place_.
- masklinn 17y ago> but do you think there is an HTML processor out there that notes a subtle semantic difference between bold and strong? Screen reader might. And anyway, the subtle semantic difference between <strong> and <b> is that <b> has no semantic significance whatsoever. That's not very subtle.