Re: don't like tags....
Calle Aasman (md4calle@mdstud.chalmers.se)
Thu, 7 Aug 1997 08:28:58 +0200 (MET DST)
> I don't think so. <-- text --> is not a tag. what if you don't find
> the ending ">". for how long should we ignore text? how should we
> parse it as a tag (what is the name of the tag and what are the
> attributes)?
isn't a tag defined by < and > ?
browsers ignore unknown tags, why not do the same? Or can it have
some messy side-effects?
> Can you try to explain what Netscape and MSIE does with this (bad)
> markup?
Netscape for Solaris treats it like an unknown tag. (don't have MSIE, but
perhaps someone else can look ? the URL is: www.sony.com )
all best,
/Calle
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