Hello WG, The current text of the WOFF spec says: The extended metadata MUST be well-formed XML encoded in UTF-8 or UTF-16. The use of UTF-8 encoding is recommended. I'd like to suggest that we simplify this by requiring the use of UTF-8. I'm not aware that there has been any actual use of UTF-16 for this purpose in deployed content, and mandating UTF-8 would mean that UAs wishing to do something with the metadata (such as present a "Font Info" panel to the user) don't need to sniff the data to detect the encoding and then do an appropriate conversion. So I propose replacing the text quoted above with: The extended metadata MUST be well-formed XML encoded in UTF-8. Comments? JKReceived on Tuesday, 31 May 2011 10:01:27 GMT
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