[Bug 10617] I believe <kbd><table></kbd> gets the parsing algorithm into a bad state. When we see </kbd> we process it using the rules for "any other end tag" of the inbody mode, which pops off the table and the kbd element from the stack of open elements. However,
[Bug 10966] This page kept crashing my Safari browser (v5.02). It happens after a few scroll up/down and clicking on links with combination of back button
[Bug 10975] from gmail, JimJJewett said: Audio and Video should show the fallback content (for older browsers) if they do not understand the codec -- even if they understand video (or audio) itself
[Bug 10981] Is there reasoning behind <summary> not being able to contain headings? I can see a lot of real-world uses for that that I'd love to do without JS. For example, take the "Edit Description" H2 in this mockup: http://people.mozilla.com/~chowse/drop/sumo/kb/
[Bug 11008] testing annotations to see if it appears automatically on the web page. This is like CY Comments that I developed earlier but never released it in the fear of "CYBERLITTERING"
[Bug 11011] Since Javascript does not support mode specifiers inside the regular expression, there is no simple way of matching a single word case-insensitively besides turning into [Ww][Oo][Rr][Dd]
[Bug 11019] The interface HTMLTableCellElement should provide a readonly attribute, that returns a NodeList of th elements which have been assigned to a cell via the "algorithm for assigning header cells". Similarly, the interface HTMLTableHeaderCellElement should ha
[Bug 11054] For complex applications and services there is a need for proper session handling. For example currently you cannot easily implement proper single logout. html5 could help with this. See https://spaces.internet2.edu/display/SHIB2/SLOIssues
[Bug 11060] I see a good description for formnovalidate, but not for novalidate. I assume that novalidate exempts an individual input from validation, whereas formnovalidate is used on buttons and applies to the whole form. Is that a correct reading? This should be m
[Bug 11068] We should not pause() if the element is removed from a document and then reinserted in the same task, since otherwise that could cause stuttering when moving a video from one frame to another, and would break autoplay when used with innerHTML.
[Bug 11071] Table of Contents higher up. Hello, I am reading this document for the first time. It is great to have as a reference, quickly accessible through a bookmark. However, it would be nice to have the table of contents closer to the top of the page. This way I
[Bug 11074] Why does this need to be a specific codec? Why couldn't developers have the option to specify the type of the stream, similar to the way a MIME type can be specified in the canvas's toDataURL method?
[Bug 11084] @open on details should reflect as defaultOpen, for consistency with checked, value, and potentially muted. Then a CSS pseudoclass of :open should be created to match open details elements, similar to :checked.
[Bug 11101] When will HTML5 and offline apps be released? In May Google pulled the plug on Docs' offline capabilities, saying that it will "soon" reintroduce it again using HTML5's offline capabilities. Six months later and still not here. This has really messed up
[Bug 11112] If the timed track cue writing direction is horizontal, the timed track cue alignment is middle, the timed track cue text position is greater than 50, and direction is 'rtl':Let maximum size be the timed track cue text position multiplied by two. - this
[Bug 11116] <iframe> and delaying the load event: "When there is an active parser in the iframe" should be corrected to also apply before the parser is created; i.e. to whenever there is content loading in the iframe.
[Bug 11149] @-rules in CSS are document-global by default. <style scoped> should specify that @-rules used in it are only available within the single scoped sheet (and any imported sheets).
[Bug 11159] Minor typo. This is for section "The History interface" - more specifically, for the "traverse the history by a delta2 http://dev.w3.org/html5/spec/history.html#traverse-the-history-by-a-delta The typo is in the first part of the sentence in step 6: "Unlo
[Bug 11161] form.action, button.formAction and input.formAction IDL attributes should return the document location when the content attribute is the empty string
[Bug 11166] <svg><foreignObject><div><frameset> and s/frameset/select/ can cause the insertion mode to be reset with <frameset> and <select> at the top of the stack, so these are no longer fragment-case-only
[Bug 11172] wouldn't it be better to return the context handler instead of void, making "context.moveTo(x1,y1).lineTo(x2,y2).lineTo..." possible and easier?
[Bug 11217] Footnotes I find it hard to believe, that even today, HTML does not include a specific element for including notes within the text. Notes are necessary for the full argumentation in the text without still belonging to the main text itself, and they includ
[Bug 11229] Try making an author-specific edition that has one page per section, a tree on the side, and ben's styles, as per http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/dzww6/who_edits_the_w3c_specs_they_look_like_a_ransom/c14ilc2
[Bug 11231] "User agents are expected to allow users to navigate browsing contexts to the resources indicated by the cite attributes on q, blockquote, section, article, ins, and del elements." remove section and article
[Bug 11237] If there's an itemtype="", then the itemprop="" names can be anything listed in the specification that defines the given itemtype="". I should probably clarify that such a specification should only use colons and dots in keywords that are absolute URLs, t
[Bug 11247] 7.1.3.4: I think it would be a good practice to throw a QUOTA_EXCEEDED_EXCEPTION just some seconds (i.e. 5s) BEFORE the QUOTA_EXCEEDED_ERR is thrown. This would give us a way to convict the script/data in a clean state with(out) or at least less corrupted
[Bug 11285] You're missing an "and" or something here, it's not clear when the last clause is applicable: if the algorithm was invoked in the attribute mode, any occurrences of the """ character by the string """, or if it was not, any occurrences of the "<" cha
[Bug 11302] In 'A start tag whose tag name is "select"' perhaps the first step needs to be somethiing like: "If the current node is an option element then act as if an end tag with the tag name "option"had been seen." Similar statements in the same section for the op
[Bug 11311] At http://dev.w3.org/html5/2dcontext/ The link under "This Version:" is not working. http://www.w3.org/TR/2010/WD-2dcontext-20101109/ returns Error 404, "Sorry, Not Found."
[Bug 11332] The term "streaming user agent" is used in several places throughout the spec but its meaning is not defined and not immediately clear. Would be good to define it.
[Bug 11338] Elliott Sprehn suggests a note here saying something like "In the HTML serialization, namespace prefixes and namespace declarations are non-conforming and are do not have the same effect as in XML. In particular, the colon has no special meaning in HTML
[Bug 11343] Browsers allow *any* element to match :active between a mousedown on it and the subsequent mouseup. The definition of :active should change to match this behavior.
[Bug 11345] "Errors that result in disproportionally poor performance" has a bad example. It doesn't result in disproportionally poor performance (the conforming alternative also has to examine all open elements, one at a time for each close tag). A better example is
[Bug 11353] Instead of "If rowspan is zero, then let cell grows downward be true, and set rowspan to 1," it should read, If rowspan is zero, then set rowspan to 1. If rowspan is greater than 1, then let cell grows downward be true.
[Bug 11359] When I compare the processing of attribute value in single/double quoted state it's different to unqoted. <a href=' and <a href=" forces to ignore markup until EOF or next quote what is really not good.
[Bug 11402] One problem of todays JavaScript libraries is, that the client has to download the same library over and over again, while visiting multiple sites. One could use services like Google Libraries API for a central location, but that introduces new points of
[Bug 11411] The encoding sniffing algorithm doesn't match the 'in head' insertion mode in some case when <meta> has both charset and content attributes
[Bug 11428] The steps for "A sequence of bytes starting with a 0x3C byte (ASCII <), optionally a 0x2F byte (ASCII /), and finally a byte in the range 0x41-0x5A or 0x61-0x7A (an ASCII letter)" seems bogus if the read byte in step 1 is ">". Consider <html>a="<meta char
[Bug 11449] New: The current specification and implementation of <input type="date"> using yyyy-mm-dd format will be unacceptable to many of our corporate customers. Also, only allowing times in <input type="date"> to be in 24 hour clock will cause serious delays in our b
[Bug 11449] The current specification and implementation of <input type="date"> using yyyy-mm-dd format will be unacceptable to many of our corporate customers. Also, only allowing times in <input type="date"> to be in 24 hour clock will cause serious delays in our b
[Bug 11452] 4.10.22.5.5. should describe how to send the filename when the field is a file field. It should send the filename as "filename" parameter and its character encoding must be _charset_.
[Bug 11452] New: 4.10.22.5.5. should describe how to send the filename when the field is a file field. It should send the filename as "filename" parameter and its character encoding must be _charset_.
[Bug 11455] New: Additionally, the users should be asked, if they would like to increase the cache amount for a special site. This could either be done be providing a popup when downloading into the cache or could be done through a whitelist in the browser settings.
[Bug 11456] In Swedish many words should be written together, like "Skumtomte" (Candy foam Santa) and not as "Skum tomte" (Weird/Strange Santa). I would like to be able to write "skum<wbr hypen>tomte" to denote that the word can be broken up to be equal as "skum-<br/
[Bug 11456] New: In Swedish many words should be written together, like "Skumtomte" (Candy foam Santa) and not as "Skum tomte" (Weird/Strange Santa). I would like to be able to write "skum<wbr hypen>tomte" to denote that the word can be broken up to be equal as "skum-<br/
[Bug 11459] "If the image argument is an HTMLImageElement object that is not fully decodable ... then the implementation must return without drawing anything." This is terrible! It completely prohibits displaying images incrementally. When I'm loading a 5 MB 3000x3
[Bug 11459] New: "If the image argument is an HTMLImageElement object that is not fully decodable ... then the implementation must return without drawing anything." This is terrible! It completely prohibits displaying images incrementally. When I'm loading a 5 MB 3000x3
[Bug 11472] New: At the moment I am writing a wordwrap to place text above some boxes and to make them fit in there. I need text-height for that for not running above the box on the vertical axis. There is no exposed API to do get that. I expected TextMetrics to have a he
[Bug 11482] New: Requiring MIME types like application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document in order to allow a .docx file to be uploaded is far too technical for the layman. On the other hand it is equally impractical for web developers to keep an
[Bug 11482] Requiring MIME types like application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document in order to allow a .docx file to be uploaded is far too technical for the layman. On the other hand it is equally impractical for web developers to keep an
[Bug 11494] I would like a simple direct way to say that a table, or all tables in a document, should be drawn using single lines. I produce puzzles as a business, so the tables that I have on my webpages are crossword diagrams, Sudoku diagrams, chess diagrams, and
[Bug 11494] New: I would like a simple direct way to say that a table, or all tables in a document, should be drawn using single lines. I produce puzzles as a business, so the tables that I have on my webpages are crossword diagrams, Sudoku diagrams, chess diagrams, and
[Bug 11505] New: the problem i try to solve is spam pop ups and aggressive spam page authoring (which ban you from going backward and is obviously made up for banks and exploited by spammers). my idea is to depreciate (not allow) pop ups and also the annoying backward bro
[Bug 11506] i'd love to be able to comment but as this page has never fully loaded and shut down my computer each time i've tried ...there goes again. good work w3
[Bug 11506] New: i'd love to be able to comment but as this page has never fully loaded and shut down my computer each time i've tried ...there goes again. good work w3
[Bug 11517] New: Since context.putImageData() does not handle compositing, another set of methods, maybe context.drawImageData(), should be created to allow ImageData objects to be drawn onto the canvas in the same fashion as Image objects.
[Bug 11517] Since context.putImageData() does not handle compositing, another set of methods, maybe context.drawImageData(), should be created to allow ImageData objects to be drawn onto the canvas in the same fashion as Image objects.
[Bug 11518] New: The U element should be reinstated. Although people using Western writing systems view it as merely decoration, in Chinese, the underline is a full-fledged punctuation mark, much like the comma, semicolon, or period. Because U is still the only element th
[Bug 11518] The U element should be reinstated. Although people using Western writing systems view it as merely decoration, in Chinese, the underline is a full-fledged punctuation mark, much like the comma, semicolon, or period. Because U is still the only element th
[Bug 11532] From section 6.1.5 The javascript: protocol, >When a URL using the javascript: protocol is dereferenced The "protocol" seems to be used about URI schemes with a trailing colon, but in other places schemes are referred to. All instances of "protocol" in th
[Bug 11532] New: From section 6.1.5 The javascript: protocol, >When a URL using the javascript: protocol is dereferenced The "protocol" seems to be used about URI schemes with a trailing colon, but in other places schemes are referred to. All instances of "protocol" in th
[Bug 11533] clarify if specially focusable elements mean "all elements with defined valid tabindex" or "elements with a tabindex that allows sequential focusing."
[Bug 11533] New: clarify if specially focusable elements mean "all elements with defined valid tabindex" or "elements with a tabindex that allows sequential focusing."
[Bug 11534] New: clarify if specially focusable elements mean "all elements with defined valid tabindex" or "elements with a tabindex that allows sequential focusing."
[Bug 11535] New: tabIndex IDL default is â1 for elements that are not focusable, but if the tabindex value is negative integer, the element can still be focused.
[Bug 11535] tabIndex IDL default is â1 for elements that are not focusable, but if the tabindex value is negative integer, the element can still be focused.
[Bug 11540] New: The willful violation clause is most unwise. A standard should not violate another standard for any reason. This wouls lead to 2 things : 1) Content correctly encoded content would never be displayed correctly. 2) All future standards would need to includ
[Bug 11540] The willful violation clause is most unwise. A standard should not violate another standard for any reason. This wouls lead to 2 things : 1) Content correctly encoded content would never be displayed correctly. 2) All future standards would need to includ
[Bug 11557] Authors should not be allowed to specify roles on elements that they already have by default. It's redundant and encourages authors to add roles in cargo-cult fashion on the theory that this will improve their accessibility. See IRC for proof: http://kr
[Bug 11557] New: Authors should not be allowed to specify roles on elements that they already have by default. It's redundant and encourages authors to add roles in cargo-cult fashion on the theory that this will improve their accessibility. See IRC for proof: http://kr
[Bug 11579] New: The valid-email address ABNF doesn't include IDN, so for it to work the value must be punycode (or at least converted to punycode when validating), but this isn't mentioned, except as an optional example ("User agents may transform the value for display a
[Bug 11579] The valid-email address ABNF doesn't include IDN, so for it to work the value must be punycode (or at least converted to punycode when validating), but this isn't mentioned, except as an optional example ("User agents may transform the value for display a
[Bug 11592] Browsers use customizable dictionaries to correct spelling and tend to mark some names as wrong, that it shouldn't. Maybe each website can inform the browser of words/names it expects to be used and add it (in the scope of that page) to the exceptions. If
[Bug 11592] New: Browsers use customizable dictionaries to correct spelling and tend to mark some names as wrong, that it shouldn't. Maybe each website can inform the browser of words/names it expects to be used and add it (in the scope of that page) to the exceptions. If
[Bug 11598] New: Figure element should not be restricted to flow agnostic images/videos/etc. "The element can thus be used to annotate illustrations, diagrams, photos, code listings, etc, that are referred to from the main content of the document, but that could, without
[Bug 11603] New: We absolutely need USB file system support if we want to eliminate the need for browser plugins for device communication. In the GPS fitness device market, this is the typical strategy for uploading and downloading data to and from the device to a fitness
[Bug 11610] New: The abbr element I suggest to add the for attribute, for abbreviations and acronyms defined inline. Some solution proposals: 1. <abbr>W3C</abbr> (<title for="W3C">World Wide Web Consortium</title>) 2. <abbr>CC</abbr> (<dfn for="CC">Creative Commons</dfn>)
[Bug 11610] The abbr element I suggest to add the for attribute, for abbreviations and acronyms defined inline. Some solution proposals: 1. <abbr>W3C</abbr> (<title for="W3C">World Wide Web Consortium</title>) 2. <abbr>CC</abbr> (<dfn for="CC">Creative Commons</dfn>)
[Bug 11612] New: RS232 and USB should be included. Right now we cannot deoploy software as a web app that needs to interface with locally installed hardware. For example I just built an application for an industry that requires hardware interaction. I also had to write a
[Bug 11613] At setp 6 - for an empty Token, all the space characters will be removed then what is being added at Setp 7 and how the empty string is getting counted ?
[Bug 11613] New: At setp 6 - for an empty Token, all the space characters will be removed then what is being added at Setp 7 and how the empty string is getting counted ?
[Bug 11614] AAC and MP4 are ABSOLUTELY not acceptable for the open web. I don't care how many strings Apple are pulling - keep your patented encumbered trash - we don't want it.
[Bug 11614] New: AAC and MP4 are ABSOLUTELY not acceptable for the open web. I don't care how many strings Apple are pulling - keep your patented encumbered trash - we don't want it.
[Bug 11626] New: The specification says "Time-zone offsets differ based on daylight savings time." In that case, how would you represent a time w/o date in a specific time zone? For example, how would you code "Online tech support chat hours are <time datetime="09:00:00-0
[Bug 11628] New: What I want to know is where to find the software so that I may experiment with learning how to utilize it and create stuff with it. Do you know where I might find a website to download this software to develop stuff in HTML5 with might be? Thanks!
[Bug 7761] It would be nice to have some kind of comment as to how the checking and downloading events from step 2 interact with the events of the same name in step 3 and beyond.
[Bug 7764] Since the online whitelist entries are namespaces it should not use a prefix match but instead something more complicated as is defined for fallback entries in 6.9.5.
[Bug 9336] Remove concept of views as per discussion at last TPAC in the WebApps WG. At some point DOM Level 2 Views will be updated to recommend that implementors not implement the concept.
[Bug 9774] "consecutive lines displayed below each other" - since subtitles tend to be rendered at the bottom, it's actually better for new subtitles to be rendered higher up. Of course, the individual lines of each subtitle still extend downwards, but it's still po
[Bug 9941] If a script gets inserted into a document it will "run" and its "already started" flag will be set. How can the conditions of being in a document and child nodes being changed or src attribute being set ever apply?
[Bug 9942] The sentence "The shadowBlur attribute specifies the size of the blurring effect." is misleading, It should say "The shadowBlur attribute specifies the level of the blurring effect."