Patrick Garies: | I’m curious as to what criteria should be used to determine when the | time is “mature” in your view. The older MIME types text/javascript and | text/ecmascript are essentially deprecated per RFC4329 (or “obsolete” as | that RFC, unfortunately, puts it) My criteria is: when there are UAs that no longer accept script type as "text/javascript" OR when there are no longer UAs in common use that do not recognize the RFC4329-sanctioned script types. You ask if you can use the new MIME types without hurting anything while I ask "Why should I change what works to *partially* satisfy a specification that doesn't address current conditions?" That doesn't mean one of us is wrong (CCs aren't evil!), but I don't think assuming that all future versions of IE will support "text/ecmascript" is good idea. I would AT LEAST wait until a conforming version of IE is released and limit the IE-specifics to lesser versions. David PerrellReceived on Saturday, 26 July 2008 05:38:19 GMT
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