[Bug 10057] New: I do not like the "or do nothing" part, as the label is an really good aid for aiming at small form elemnts like a checkbox or radiobutton.
[Bug 10062] "If the attribute is specified, the attribute's value must be the ID of a . . ." No algorithm is given for what it means to "be the ID" of an element.
[Bug 10062] New: "If the attribute is specified, the attribute's value must be the ID of a . . ." No algorithm is given for what it means to "be the ID" of an element.
[Bug 10071] New: there should be a 'stop()' method or a 'clear()' method to clear the currently playing media because pause() doesnt clear it and setting the src to an empty string or null doesnt work
[Bug 10071] there should be a 'stop()' method or a 'clear()' method to clear the currently playing media because pause() doesnt clear it and setting the src to an empty string or null doesnt work
[Bug 10077] New: The <embed> should support an alt attribute. While the embedded content should provide for accessilibility of the embedded object, the developer doesn't always have control over those content, some embeddable formats are inherently less accessible, and th
[Bug 10077] The <embed> should support an alt attribute. While the embedded content should provide for accessilibility of the embedded object, the developer doesn't always have control over those content, some embeddable formats are inherently less accessible, and th
[Bug 10081] New: Okay, so could you add a note explaining what kind of active Document is *not* "fully active"? After reading very carefully for a few minutes and pondering a bit, I *think* it would be a Document that is the active Document of its browsing context, but w
[Bug 10081] Okay, so could you add a note explaining what kind of active Document is *not* "fully active"? After reading very carefully for a few minutes and pondering a bit, I *think* it would be a Document that is the active Document of its browsing context, but w
[Bug 10091] As far as I can tell, nothing specifies what the intrinsic width/height/ratio for iframes should be. You'd assume it's the height/width/ratio of the document, but of course that's wrong unless the iframe is seamless.
[Bug 10091] New: As far as I can tell, nothing specifies what the intrinsic width/height/ratio for iframes should be. You'd assume it's the height/width/ratio of the document, but of course that's wrong unless the iframe is seamless.
[Bug 10092] "The transitive closure of all the browsing contexts that are directly reachable browsing contexts forms a unit of related browsing contexts." Since a browsing context is not a directly reachable browsing context of itself, this means that top-level brow
[Bug 10092] New: "The transitive closure of all the browsing contexts that are directly reachable browsing contexts forms a unit of related browsing contexts." Since a browsing context is not a directly reachable browsing context of itself, this means that top-level brow
[Bug 10094] hello there. if the given context.font string has: "12px/2", shouldnt the evaluated string have "6px"? Otherwise I don't understand what the "/2" means.
[Bug 10094] New: hello there. if the given context.font string has: "12px/2", shouldnt the evaluated string have "6px"? Otherwise I don't understand what the "/2" means.
[Bug 10114] New: Rather than having inline documentation for external scripts, what would be infinitely more useful would be the contents of a script tag with a src attribute should be executed upon the complete loading and execution of the remote script. Therefore <scrip
[Bug 10133] New: Use of this element requires passing a contextID string to getContext, but the standard does prescribe either (a) an enumeration of valid contextIDs or (b) a method to enumerat the contextIDs supported by a given UA. (b) should be a requirement of the sta
[Bug 10136] I would love some clarification about the DOM tree example. Why is there no text node between DOCTYPE and <html>? Between <html> and <head>? Two at the end of <body>? I'm very picky :-)
[Bug 10136] New: I would love some clarification about the DOM tree example. Why is there no text node between DOCTYPE and <html>? Between <html> and <head>? Two at the end of <body>? I'm very picky :-)
[Bug 10137] New: What criteria should browsers use to determine whether a URL's hash fragment differs from the previous one? Should the comparison be case-sensitive? Currently, all implementations of hashchange use case-sensitive comparisons except IE8, which uses a case-
[Bug 10138] New: The rs232 option should be kept so that physical web devices like an Arduino can be programmed to interact with a web page to enable physical web interfaces.
[Bug 10169] New: The discontinuity at shadowBlur = 8 here is weird. We have no interop on exact shadow algorithms right now anyway, so maybe it could be fixed in the spec? Clearly authors aren't depending on pixel-perfect canvas shadows. Maybe it should just be the num
[Bug 10169] The discontinuity at shadowBlur = 8 here is weird. We have no interop on exact shadow algorithms right now anyway, so maybe it could be fixed in the spec? Clearly authors aren't depending on pixel-perfect canvas shadows. Maybe it should just be the num
[Bug 10170] New: I really think it should be possible to nest the ul and ol elements using normal tag standard. whey not make it possible to nest it by allowing ul/ol inside other ul/ol tags, just like any other li elements?
[Bug 10178] New: In the DOM tree visualisation the doctype node is presented weird: The string "html" is marked up like a reference to the definition of the HTML element; like it is done with all following nodes. That just leads to a doubled link to the HTML element defin
[Bug 10185] New: I would like to suggest that "4.8.1.1.9 A Key Part of the content" is moved up, so it becomes 4.8.1.1.1 i.e. it is the first subsection. This subsection seems to be the most important or dominant case, whereas the others are important, but are exceptions?
[Bug 10193] New: "If any of the arguments to the method are infinite or NaN, the method must raise a NOT_SUPPORTED_ERR exception." - this is redundant, since the spec earlier says "Except where otherwise specified, if a method with an argument that is a floating point num
[Bug 10194] New: "If the first argument to the method is null or not an ImageData object then the putImageData() method must raise a TYPE_MISMATCH_ERR exception." - it can be null but never not an ImageData (because WebIDL should enforce that)
[Bug 10198] New: The Gregorian is not a Universal standard for calendars. HTML5 must provide ways for other calendar types. e.g. The "Hijri" calendar is used throughout in Arab countries. The "Persian" calendar is used in Iran, Afghanistan and Pakistan. The "Hebrew" calen
[Bug 10204] New: The algorithm is unclear here whether we mean the "current node" at this point in time or the "current node" at the time the insertion occurs (which might be different). As an example, consider "<table><p><p>Foo". I think you mean the current element at
[Bug 10204] The algorithm is unclear here whether we mean the "current node" at this point in time or the "current node" at the time the insertion occurs (which might be different). As an example, consider "<table><p><p>Foo". I think you mean the current element at
[Bug 10206] New: A single manifest file pre page will be problematic for web authoring programmers like myself, and Lib developers like jQuery. It will cause all types of problems with mash-ups of various providers of web apps on a single page. Can U please consider addin
[Bug 10213] New: The definition of "absolute url" makes https:foo not an absolute url, since its behavior depends on whether the base is https: or not. Is that desired? In particular, using this definition for websockets means that wss: urls with no forward slashes afte
[Bug 10213] The definition of "absolute url" makes https:foo not an absolute url, since its behavior depends on whether the base is https: or not. Is that desired? In particular, using this definition for websockets means that wss: urls with no forward slashes afte
[Bug 10214] New: In the "lighter" operator, it says "with color values approaching 1 as a limit". You mean "approaching 255" - color values are octets, not floats in [0,1].
[Bug 10215] New: not sure what's mean by "User agents must _synchronously_ run the focusing steps". Does this mean that the event handlers involved in steps 1 and and 3 must return before further steps in the procedure can be taken? A reasonable alternative interpretation
[Bug 10223] New: Presumably button shouldn't appear in this list given that we have a notion of "in button scope" which explicitly adds button to this list...
[Bug 10223] Presumably button shouldn't appear in this list given that we have a notion of "in button scope" which explicitly adds button to this list...
[Bug 10229] New: "for timed tracks whose kind is chapters, the user agent is making available to the user a mechanism by which the user can navigate to any point in the media resource by selecting a cue" says the spec, but how is not actually defined anywhere
[Bug 10231] New: When a track element is created, it must be associated with a new timed track (with its value set as defined below) and its corresponding new TimedTrack object.
[Bug 10241] New: The platform specific activation behavior does not work in practice. E.g. http://us.starcraft2.com/dominion/entrance-exam-qna.xml relies on a click event for a display:none input element. The Web is the platform so we should just standardize on that :-)
[Bug 10244] New: The processing is not defined if the <ruby> content model is violated (e.g. if there are multiple <rt> elements, more than 2 <rp> elements, mis-ordered <rp> elements, and so forth.
[Bug 10244] The processing is not defined if the <ruby> content model is violated (e.g. if there are multiple <rt> elements, more than 2 <rp> elements, mis-ordered <rp> elements, and so forth.
[Bug 10247] New: What should happen when the URL to be fetched is a mailto: URL or some other weird scheme. (Mostly curious in relation to EventSource, but it applies elsewhere too.)
[Bug 10250] New: why must context menus not reflect changes in the DOM? Maybe some browsers want to always show the possible actions for an element. In order to do this they would have to regularly fire the contextmenu event to update it reflecting changes in the DOM.
[Bug 10254] New: Missing word in this sentence: "The contact information of node is the same as the contact information the body element of the Document."
[Bug 10255] New: The earlier version where it said "If an address element applies to a section of a document, then it represents contact information for that section only" was a better approach. I see what you're after here, but it's way too 1996. "A web page" or "a docu
[Bug 10262] New: autocomplete attribute seams to do more than it should. There should be a 'confidential' attribute that will do all that is mention here and autocomplete=off would only disable autocomplete, but let browsers remember the value for back button.
[Bug 10267] New: What happens if you delete an attribute? For the following test case, Chrome outputs "string undefined", while Firefox and Opera give "string string": data:text/html,<!doctype html><script>var el = document.createElement("a"); var type = typeof el.id; de
[Bug 10267] What happens if you delete an attribute? For the following test case, Chrome outputs "string undefined", while Firefox and Opera give "string string": data:text/html,<!doctype html><script>var el = document.createElement("a"); var type = typeof el.id; de
[Bug 10274] New: The sentence starting "On setting, if the new value is true" seems to be out of place. Also raising a syntax_err is not web compatible and breaks at least TinyMCE.
[Bug 10276] New: Can we change this back into a boolean again? I know I requested it to be compatible with contentEditable, but the one implementor never picked up the change and this will now cause problems with editors e.g. TinyMCE.
[Bug 8966] Consider "<svg><desc><div><svg><desc><b>X" â Should we change "Pop elements from the stack of open elements until the current node is in the HTML namespace." in the in-foreign-content mode to actually be "Pop elements until there's no element in scope t
[Bug 9535] Consider the poem example of figure. It should be possible to omit the </p> tag there. Maybe we should make <figcaption> imply </p> in the parser.
[Bug 9919] samp and kbd are practically unused and just clutter the language. They should be removed, like acronym, and code should be broadened to include their semantics (or maybe tt should be re-permitted and defined in the fashion of b and i).