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Fwiw browsers do this in practice, so the subset of HTML usable on the web is already regular. For example, Webkit-based browsers impose a nesting depth limit o
by _delirium 11y ago
Fwiw browsers do this in practice, so the subset of HTML usable on the web is already regular. For example, Webkit-based browsers impose a nesting depth limit of 512.
- gsnedders 11y agoIn case anyone is curious: WebKit and Blink both use 512. Gecko uses 200. Trident uses a limit beyond what I've tested quickly (over 4096). Presto uses 500.