On 20.09.2010 10:27, Anne van Kesteren wrote: > ... > I'm not quite familiar with our code here, but if I understand the bug > report below most (if not all) browsers do not implement any of the > above. That does not seem good. Also, a SHOULD seems way too strong; > even if we would report HTTP errors in an error console in most cases > the user will not be informed at all. If I remember correctly, HTML5 > typically uses MAY for such cases and a MUST for conformance checkers. > ... "MAY" is useless here, of course UAs "MAY" inform the user about just anything. The reason why this is discussed at all (*) is that it's a *security* issue, and also recovery from this kind of problem isn't really possible. Best regards, Julian (*) as compared to a broken date, for instance.Received on Monday, 20 September 2010 08:47:34 UTC
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