[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 12043] <video> For better compatibility with .SRT, could the FULL STOP be replaced with a COMMA? So instead of 00:00:00.000 it would be 00:00:00,000
[Bug 12100] UAs do not actually convert DOMStrings to sequences of Unicode characters. Test case: data:text/html,<!doctype html><script>document.documentElement.title = "\ud800"; alert(document.documentElement.title.charCodeAt(0));</script> Expected 65533, got 5529
[Bug 12101] "Structured clone" can be passed an object with a hostile getter that returns an object identical to itself; "structured clone" does not prevent such an infinite regression.
[Bug 12186] <video> Should explicitly state that TimeRanges.end() is inclusive, so that if the browser reverts to HAVE_METADATA while playing, the .buffered.end(0) value is the last rendered frame, and .currentTime is the next frame, and so that when .ended
[Bug 12191] <video> The spec doesn't currently seem to handle the situation of seeking to a point beyond the end of a presumed-infinite stream, whether by advancing monotonically to that point or arbitrarily seeking to that point.
[Bug 12199] Step 4.4 "For each character ..." -> It must operate on a sequence of characters, not on a character. Otherwise it would generate overlong form when the encoding is stateful (e.g. consider ISO-2022-JP's escape sequences).
[Bug 12222] Drop rel=external. It doesn't do anything anywhere. Pages that use it mostly use it as a scripting hook to inject target=_blank to get around validation.
[Bug 12299] The (normative and non-normative) assertion that tokenlist.item(index) / tokenlist[index] returns null for index>=length appears to be in conflict with WebIDL, at least for the index property case; afaict WebIDL requires that index property getters throw
[Bug 12360] <video> It seems more accurate to say that the media element "is not currently playing" instead of saying "is paused or not". The phrase "is paused" seems to imply that it's been manually paused by the user, but this would not apply...
[Bug 12401] "The noscript element must not be used in XML documents." "[...] it has no effect in the XHTML syntax." Why is this? Is this to intentionally confuse or restrict web developers into using a particular habit? There is no fathomable functionally practical r
[Bug 12405] <video> There's a problem with overlaying a sign-language video and using native controls, because the overlaid video overlaps the native controls
[Bug 12412] <video> As specified, video can't be disabled. This is needed for "video mute". Suggested solution: Move "enable" and "disable" from MultipleTrackList to TrackList.
[Bug 12412] As specified, video can't be disabled. This is needed for "video mute". Suggested solution: Move "enable" and "disable" from MultipleTrackList to TrackList.
[Bug 12414] Does the srclang imply a lang attribute for the track element? If that's the idea, please say it explicitly. Otherwise, please add lang attributes to the example of a video element with track attributes, as the label attribute values should have their lan
[Bug 12432] Would it be fair to say that making html5 documentation available in a convenient compressed archive would not be such a difficult task for a great big organization like w3c? And wouldn't it also be fair to say that even the famous w3c has a lame web serv
[Bug 12449] The definition of the IDL attribute text is misleading, since the syntax allows only text inside a title element. The attribute should be defined as a synonym for innerText (for this element). Existing browsers treat markup inside title element as charact
[Bug 12466] Why the word pop? Seems so ambiguous. I would have gone with statechange, or historychange. I'd like to know the reason behind the decision for popstate?
[Bug 12470] In the last paragraph, please add the word "vertical", since the intent is apparently that _vertical_ margins at the top or bottom of body, td, or th elements be collapsed to zero. That's what browsers do in quirks mode. But horizontal margins are honored
[Bug 12471] Please consider changing the expected rendering of abbr[title] and acronym[title] to use border-bottom instead of text-decoration: dotted underline, which has much more limited support (being in CSS3 Text, not CSS 2.1), conflicts with existing browser def
[Bug 12476] Trying to build forms it's disappointing that you can't wrap a form element around most table elements like rows, headers or footers, for example. That prevents you from easily creating submit inputs (like save and delete) for each individual data record
[Bug 12479] The intro indicates that this spec is what "used to be" HTML5, but there are still references to "version 5" (This specification defines version 5 of DOM HTML) which is now more confusing than when it _was_ HTML 5 and version 5 of the DOM. Is the DOM real
[Bug 12481] PDF print versions: Letter: http://www.whatwg.org/specs/web-apps/current-work/html-letter.pdf I trie to open this link in Microsoft IE Browser 9 with Adobe X 10.0.1; Call back from browser sted this PDF file was damaged. In other words the file would not
[Bug 12499] I think it would be better if required attribute wasnt boolean type. This attribute should set text, which is showed when textfield is required.
[Bug 12520] Why the word dirty for the arguments to putImageData? Normally, dirty refers to something that has changed, and I think that connotation infers that the rectangle may not be copied if it hasn't changed. However, that is not the case, as far as I can tell
[Bug 12541] <video> Media Element seeking: the asynchronous behaviour of steps 5-12 causes unexpected, unwanted behaviour when getting the currentTime immediately after it's been set.
[Bug 12541] Media Element seeking: the asynchronous behaviour of steps 5-12 causes unexpected, unwanted behaviour when getting the currentTime immediately after it's been set.
[Bug 12549] At 7:07 AM (Saturday, April 23, 2011 at 12:07:00 PM UTC) the link to the "html-letter.pdf" document provides a PDF file that cannot be loaded (by Chrome or by OS X Preview). The "html-a4.pdf" is fine and can be loaded; just the "html-letter.pdf" is broke
[Bug 12560] Not sure if this is the right place for such a comment, but although support for an external text file for subtitles or captions is a great addition to the standard I would also recommend that display of embedded track data already injected into the media
[Bug 12564] This, for me is definately the way to go with text tracks. Since the text is embedded in the media file "In-Band" it means the content never gets lost. This is how we treat audio with video and is how DVD treated text too. Some devices such as iOS may not
[Bug 12565] This section should clarify whether the following code should work: 'document.getElementsByTagName("html")[0].setAttribute("manifest", "offline.manifest");'
[Bug 12584] outerHTML should probably merge with adjacent text nodes if applicable. IE seems to do this to some extent, and WebKit just changed to do it: <https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=52686> This test shows behavior for outerText and outerHTML: <http://so
[Bug 12592] Spec should prohibit some MIME types (e.g. "text/xml") implemented by user agents as script languages, even if it could contain scripts, to not break documents which use them as data rather than scripts
[Bug 12600] <video>In the ExclusiveTrackList object the unsigned long type is used for the selected indices. However, it's unclear if -1 is reserved to the no selection case (see non-normative box below). In this case, the type of the indices should be a signed long.
[Bug 12636] i can't see any errors. the page is taking forever to load, i'm getting hte spinning pinwheel (osx "beach ball") and scrolling vertically is slow as hell
[Bug 12642] The description of article element should say âpage or articleâ, not âpage or sectionâ, as clause 4.4.10 clearly specifies that the scope is the nearest enclosing body or article element.
[Bug 12651] More things should set salvageable. Like XHR. See <http://trac.webkit.org/browser/trunk/Source/WebCore/history/PageCache.cpp> for relevant code in safari (thanks ap)
[Bug 12662] <video> Add a section with suggestions for the 'chapters' text track kind, demonstrating how nested time ranges can be used for hierarchical chapters.
[Bug 12665] This definition seems slightly wrong; if you have a tree like (assume XML-style parsing) <select><optgroup><optgroup><option>foo[...] UAs give options.length = 1, not 0. Basically the algorithm is that you walk the subtree rooted at the select, include a
[Bug 12681] <video> should not have force same-origin flag set by default. No browser does that and content is relying on cross-origin video to just work by now.
[Bug 12744] The crossdomain attribute named as such may prove an attractive talisman for copy-paste/cargocult authors, such that they start applying it on _any_ out of domain img regardless of CORS, especially when they see the no attribute string form <img crossdoma
[Bug 12785] Suppose the user had entered "bob@example.net" into this text field, and then started typing a second e-mail address starting with "a". The user agent might show both the two friends mentioned earlier, as well as the "astrophy" and "astronomy" values give
[Bug 12806] I've been working with this and testing out the new "abilities" for a little while and haven't noted errors or uncooperative code outside of browser capabilities. I wish I were more helpful, like the bug tracker, but believe I've developed a good working
[Bug 12817] The hr element (and others) Compliments for a great piece of work. However, one issue threatens to undermine the future of HTML5: wellformedness is not required. This may generally lead to ambiguity (did the author intentionally omit the closing tag?) and
[Bug 12820] Hi guys, I am finding it frustrating that security features prevent me from writing a useful app in HTML5 that will run solely on the client machine. It seems that windows can talk to each other if their is a parent / child relationship - UNLESS you load
[Bug 12830] Section: Link types What happened to the rel="apple-touch-icon"? Where can I find the discussion on this? Up until yesterday, it was considered best practice to include this link and it is still used by smartphone and tablet devices. What is the recommend
[Bug 12840] New: The example cache manifest file is never explicitly named, yet referred to by name "clock.appcache" later. Suggest adding a line "# clock.appcache" to the top, which would be consistent with the previous example files, and also demonstrate the comment syn
[Bug 12846] New: The beforeprint and afterprint shouldn't fire if the user at any time cancels the print request. These events would imply that the user actually printed. Perhaps there should be an onprint event that fired when it is actually sent to the "printer".
[Bug 12848] "Subtitle" I am deaf. I love html5, it is wonderful tool. One problem with html5 video is no subtitle or closed caption. I would like you to add feature that all html5 video support closed caption subtitle. We can add file of subtitle to website with htnm
[Bug 12848] New: "Subtitle" I am deaf. I love html5, it is wonderful tool. One problem with html5 video is no subtitle or closed caption. I would like you to add feature that all html5 video support closed caption subtitle. We can add file of subtitle to website with htnm
[Bug 12854] I am quite surprised to see that things such as the list of allowed values for the "rel" attribute of the "link" tag (aka. the list of link types) as well as the list of allowed values for the "name" attribute of the "meta" tag are supposed to be listed o
[Bug 12854] New: I am quite surprised to see that things such as the list of allowed values for the "rel" attribute of the "link" tag (aka. the list of link types) as well as the list of allowed values for the "name" attribute of the "meta" tag are supposed to be listed o
[Bug 12856] New: Saying that "The dirty value flag <...> must be set to true whenever the user interacts with the control" is highly misleading. <http://www.whatwg.org/specs/web-apps/current-work/multipage/common-input-element-attributes.html#dom-input-value-value> says t
[Bug 12858] New: This doesn't actually define "align descendants". It says which descendants are to be aligned, but not what's supposed to happen to them. Is it like floating, or something else?
[Bug 12858] This doesn't actually define "align descendants". It says which descendants are to be aligned, but not what's supposed to happen to them. Is it like floating, or something else?
[Bug 12875] New: remove the link *Providing a text alternative that is not null. (e.g., alt="spacer" or alt="image") for images that should be ignored by assistive technology [WCAG20-TECHS]*.
[Bug 12875] remove the link *Providing a text alternative that is not null. (e.g., alt="spacer" or alt="image") for images that should be ignored by assistive technology [WCAG20-TECHS]*.
[Bug 12880] I think the boolean attributes are generally a bad idea in HTML5 given that the intended bare syntax can't be represented in the XML syntax, and that you're effectively encouraging people to break XML compatibility for no good reason. So I'm not happy to
[Bug 12880] New: I think the boolean attributes are generally a bad idea in HTML5 given that the intended bare syntax can't be represented in the XML syntax, and that you're effectively encouraging people to break XML compatibility for no good reason. So I'm not happy to
[Bug 12886] New: The microformats wiki seems to be down now ... do I just have bad timing, or is that not a good place to host the registry? (https:// is working, though, actually...)
[Bug 12886] The microformats wiki seems to be down now ... do I just have bad timing, or is that not a good place to host the registry? (https:// is working, though, actually...)
[Bug 12892] If I understand correctly the u element is for marking up iconic stuff like astrological signs, censored swearwords, etc.? As well as text that has lost its meaning because it is misspelt or otherwise corrupted? Please make the definition more clear, it i
[Bug 12892] New: If I understand correctly the u element is for marking up iconic stuff like astrological signs, censored swearwords, etc.? As well as text that has lost its meaning because it is misspelt or otherwise corrupted? Please make the definition more clear, it i
[Bug 12900] A global attribute "contentaddedbyeditor" would be incredibly useful when testing for accessibility. It would be great to be able to distinguish between the template a template developer has produced, and the content which an editor then fills into the t
[Bug 12900] New: A global attribute "contentaddedbyeditor" would be incredibly useful when testing for accessibility. It would be great to be able to distinguish between the template a template developer has produced, and the content which an editor then fills into the t
[Bug 12901] Keep up the great work... One suggestion. Could you please align the Microdata part of the spec with Microformats and/or RDFa, instead of jnust defining yet another random markup. It would be really helpful for alot of developers who have invested time an
[Bug 12901] New: Keep up the great work... One suggestion. Could you please align the Microdata part of the spec with Microformats and/or RDFa, instead of jnust defining yet another random markup. It would be really helpful for alot of developers who have invested time an
[Bug 12905] For the attribute "required" of checkbox element, I think it should be defined as "at least one is required" but not "which fields are required". So it's better use the same constraint validation with the radio element. That is if an element in the check
[Bug 12905] New: For the attribute "required" of checkbox element, I think it should be defined as "at least one is required" but not "which fields are required". So it's better use the same constraint validation with the radio element. That is if an element in the check
[Bug 12907] New: The algorithm for parsing a legacy color value, steps 2 and 3, should be reversed. Given a case where string is a tab for instance, it should be treated as an empty string.
[Bug 12907] The algorithm for parsing a legacy color value, steps 2 and 3, should be reversed. Given a case where string is a tab for instance, it should be treated as an empty string.
[Bug 12918] I found that you limited the keywords acceptable for the meta-name attribute and for the link-rel attribute. In the specs you use exhaustive lists of allowed keywords. In my opinion you should only suggest keywords. See also http://webhel.blogspot.com/20
[Bug 12918] New: I found that you limited the keywords acceptable for the meta-name attribute and for the link-rel attribute. In the specs you use exhaustive lists of allowed keywords. In my opinion you should only suggest keywords. See also http://webhel.blogspot.com/20
[Bug 12925] in the 1st example 3 'hr' are used like an anonymous 'h#' => 'hr' should move to 4.4. The final 'hr' is of a different kind and wouldn't be there if we had lists ('dl' here) nested inside 'p'. The second example is mostly like the first three 'hr', i.e. a
[Bug 12925] New: in the 1st example 3 'hr' are used like an anonymous 'h#' => 'hr' should move to 4.4. The final 'hr' is of a different kind and wouldn't be there if we had lists ('dl' here) nested inside 'p'. The second example is mostly like the first three 'hr', i.e. a
[Bug 12932] Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. In molestie sagittis nisl, eu porttitor magna lacinia ac. Suspendisse bibendum mattis massa, pulvinar sodales ante rhoncus a. Praesent semper, nisl sed ullamcorper vestibulum, ante ipsum posuere leo
[Bug 12932] New: Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. In molestie sagittis nisl, eu porttitor magna lacinia ac. Suspendisse bibendum mattis massa, pulvinar sodales ante rhoncus a. Praesent semper, nisl sed ullamcorper vestibulum, ante ipsum posuere leo
[Bug 12938] New: âThe attribute value can remain unquoted if it doesn't contain spaces or [â¦]â Please replace âspacesâ with âwhitespaceâ to avoid confusion.
[Bug 12938] âThe attribute value can remain unquoted if it doesn't contain spaces or [â¦]â Please replace âspacesâ with âwhitespaceâ to avoid confusion.
[Bug 12939] New: The <COL> group used to be defined as a very useful to represent tabular data. Among the various things needed for tabular data perusing is the data alignment. In v4.01 there is an "align" and a "char" attribute that make the <COL> attribute very useful t
[Bug 12944] I found two useful references to XHTML5 in this document: 1.6 HTML vs XHTML States: " The second concrete syntax is the XHTML syntax, which is an application of XML. When a document is transmitted with an XML MIME type, such as application/xhtml+xml, then
[Bug 12944] New: I found two useful references to XHTML5 in this document: 1.6 HTML vs XHTML States: " The second concrete syntax is the XHTML syntax, which is an application of XML. When a document is transmitted with an XML MIME type, such as application/xhtml+xml, then
[Bug 12945] "On setting, if the given element has an id attribute, then the content attribute must be set to the value of that id attribute. Otherwise, the IDL attribute must be set to the empty string." is strange and breaks reflection. If the given element isn't in
[Bug 12945] New: "On setting, if the given element has an id attribute, then the content attribute must be set to the value of that id attribute. Otherwise, the IDL attribute must be set to the empty string." is strange and breaks reflection. If the given element isn't in
[Bug 12948] New feature request: GROUP tag What I'd like to achieve in HTML is to easily access a group of elements via Javascript using a single parent element (GROUP). The GROUP element would not under any circumstance affect the layout of the page, and would not b
[Bug 12948] New: New feature request: GROUP tag What I'd like to achieve in HTML is to easily access a group of elements via Javascript using a single parent element (GROUP). The GROUP element would not under any circumstance affect the layout of the page, and would not b
[Bug 12956] <style scoped>: The non-normative statement "If the scoped attribute is present: where flow content is expected, but before any other flow content other than other style elements and inter-element whitespace." is not backed by a normative statement.
[Bug 12956] New: <style scoped>: The non-normative statement "If the scoped attribute is present: where flow content is expected, but before any other flow content other than other style elements and inter-element whitespace." is not backed by a normative statement.
[Bug 12957] Is it possible to supply new semantic tag, just like <img>, <canvas> and <audio>, to support view and edit ODF document or PDF document in brower? These document formats are widely used. We hope they can be manipulated in brower directly with the help of
[Bug 12957] New: Is it possible to supply new semantic tag, just like <img>, <canvas> and <audio>, to support view and edit ODF document or PDF document in brower? These document formats are widely used. We hope they can be manipulated in brower directly with the help of
[Bug 12959] It would probably be a good idea to "The noscript element must not be used in XML documents." above "The noscript element must not be used in XML documents."
[Bug 12959] New: It would probably be a good idea to "The noscript element must not be used in XML documents." above "The noscript element must not be used in XML documents."
[Bug 12961] New: It looks like this is actually known as "HTML DOM": http://www.googlefight.com/index.php?lang=en_GB&word1=%22DOM+HTML%22&word2=%22HTML+DOM%22
[Bug 12967] I feel this part is not clear enough. When should the developers call update()? Should they call update() before swapCache()? Must swapCache() be called before reload? I've tried that even without calling swapCache(), once manifest changed, the file will
[Bug 12967] New: I feel this part is not clear enough. When should the developers call update()? Should they call update() before swapCache()? Must swapCache() be called before reload? I've tried that even without calling swapCache(), once manifest changed, the file will
[Bug 12970] <video> Media Events: I think it should be added to the documentation how certain events should be handled main ones being seeked and seeking. Currently some browsers when seeking a media element they fire multiple events (pause, seeking, seeked, play).
[Bug 12970] Media Events: I think it should be added to the documentation how certain events should be handled main ones being seeked and seeking. Currently some browsers when seeking a media element they fire multiple events (pause, seeking, seeked, play). While som
[Bug 12970] New: Media Events: I think it should be added to the documentation how certain events should be handled main ones being seeked and seeking. Currently some browsers when seeking a media element they fire multiple events (pause, seeking, seeked, play). While som
[Bug 12971] A lot of times, perhaps the majority of the time, authors use <em> or <strong> to make text italic or bold, when in fact the intention has nothing to do with emphasizing or strongly emphasizing the text. The result is terrible in aural browsers and extrem
[Bug 12971] New: A lot of times, perhaps the majority of the time, authors use <em> or <strong> to make text italic or bold, when in fact the intention has nothing to do with emphasizing or strongly emphasizing the text. The result is terrible in aural browsers and extrem
[Bug 12972] New: The IDL parts in this section contain what I believe to be non-valid WebIDL, specifically "Element?" and "object?" - both interface types and object are already nullable, so the ? is invalid.
[Bug 12972] The IDL parts in this section contain what I believe to be non-valid WebIDL, specifically "Element?" and "object?" - both interface types and object are already nullable, so the ? is invalid.
[Bug 12973] New: The IDL parts in this section contain what I believe to be non-valid WebIDL, specifically "Element?" and "object?" - both interface types and object are already nullable, so the ? is invalid.
[Bug 12973] The IDL parts in this section contain what I believe to be non-valid WebIDL, specifically "Element?" and "object?" - both interface types and object are already nullable, so the ? is invalid.
[Bug 12977] New: Step 6 of the legacy color parsing rules is unnecessary, as 3-digit hex colors will be successfully parsed by the general case further down.
[Bug 12977] Step 6 of the legacy color parsing rules is unnecessary, as 3-digit hex colors will be successfully parsed by the general case further down.
[Bug 12982] <video> canplay and canplaythrough should only fire once, when the new readyState is HAVE_FUTURE_DATA and HAVE_ENOUGH_DATA for the first time, respectively.
[Bug 12982] New: <video> canplay and canplaythrough should only fire once, when the new readyState is HAVE_FUTURE_DATA and HAVE_ENOUGH_DATA for the first time, respectively.
[Bug 12983] <video> audioTracks and videoTracks should move to MediaStream, and there should be a way to merge multiple MediaStream objects into one; maybe a constructor that takes an array of them
[Bug 12983] New: audioTracks and videoTracks should move to MediaStream, and there should be a way to merge multiple MediaStream objects into one; maybe a constructor that takes an array of them. See top of http://lists.whatwg.org/htdig.cgi/whatwg-whatwg.org/2011-March/03
[Bug 12988] I'm a bit in trouble on what type to apply for zip- postcodes. I would use type=number, but then I cant use the maxlenght attribute. While using type=text there are no max min attributes. No matter what type I choose, none of them works for zip- postcodes
[Bug 12988] New: I'm a bit in trouble on what type to apply for zip- postcodes. I would use type=number, but then I cant use the maxlenght attribute. While using type=text there are no max min attributes. No matter what type I choose, none of them works for zip- postcodes
[Bug 12989] According to "The dl element": >The order of the list of groups, and of the names and values within each group, may be significant. Why don't you define an attribute on the dl element, for example, "ordered" attribute, which indicates that the list is ord
[Bug 12989] New: According to "The dl element": >The order of the list of groups, and of the names and values within each group, may be significant. Why don't you define an attribute on the dl element, for example, "ordered" attribute, which indicates that the list is ord
[Bug 12995] New: EventTarget here would be more useful if linked to http://dev.w3.org/2006/webapi/DOM-Level-3-Events/html/DOM3-Events.html#webidl-events-EventTarget than the triply or quadruply indirect link it is now.
[Bug 12996] New: The dropEffect attribute controls the drag-and-drop feedback that the user is given during a drag-and-drop operation. When the DataTransfer object is created, the dropEffect attribute is set to a string value. On getting, it must return its current value.
[Bug 12996] The dropEffect attribute controls the drag-and-drop feedback that the user is given during a drag-and-drop operation. When the DataTransfer object is created, the dropEffect attribute is set to a string value. On getting, it must return its current value.
[Bug 13000] 111111111111111111111111111a pointing device, a drag operation could be the default action of a mousedown event that is followed by a series of mousemove events, and the drop could be triggered by the mouse being released. On media without a pointing dev
[Bug 13000] New: 111111111111111111111111111a pointing device, a drag operation could be the default action of a mousedown event that is followed by a series of mousemove events, and the drop could be triggered by the mouse being released. On media without a pointing dev
[Bug 13002] its a Bible of HTML 5. a great work, but my English is no good. I'm Spanian... this document is translating to other languajes? i can't see links to other languages
[Bug 13002] New: its a Bible of HTML 5. a great work, but my English is no good. I'm Spanian... this document is translating to other languajes? i can't see links to other languages
[Bug 13008] New: Great feature. I think protocol handler should allow another parameter that is true/false. This would allow a temporary register that would only affect the page it was called from, and only during the lifetime of the page. Also, as a security concern,
[Bug 13014] New: In this portion, it says "Each value is either a string or... an item", yet above in 5.1.2 it seemed as though there were 4 possible value types: string, url, datetime, and item
[Bug 13054] I am referring to this section of the HTML5 spec: http://www.w3.org/TR/html5/association-of-controls-and-forms.html#association-of-controls-and-forms Decoupling form controls and the form element is a good first step to improving the flexibility of web fo
[Bug 13054] New: I am referring to this section of the HTML5 spec: http://www.w3.org/TR/html5/association-of-controls-and-forms.html#association-of-controls-and-forms Decoupling form controls and the form element is a good first step to improving the flexibility of web fo
[Bug 13072] New: Section 5.3 Origin. "Two origins are said to be the same origin if the following algorithm returns true: [...] If A and B have port components that are not identical, return false." IE8 and IE9 do not conform to this. Per http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us
[Bug 13080] New: It's undefined if the low boundary should belong to the less good or even less good range if the optimum point is less than the low boundary. And the same for the reversed case.
[Bug 13082] It says "Content inside a blockquote must be quoted from another source," however, http://html5doctor.com/blockquote-q-cite/ has an example which puts a <footer> inside <blockquote> to show the source of a quote. Is that right? If so, I would like this se
[Bug 13082] New: It says "Content inside a blockquote must be quoted from another source," however, http://html5doctor.com/blockquote-q-cite/ has an example which puts a <footer> inside <blockquote> to show the source of a quote. Is that right? If so, I would like this se
[Bug 13094] First there was the <img> tag. Now, with HTML5, <audio> and <video> tags are being introduced (which also have the helpful controls attribute). This covers the 3 most important media types, namely pictures, music, and videos. However, there is a fourth ty
[Bug 13094] New: First there was the <img> tag. Now, with HTML5, <audio> and <video> tags are being introduced (which also have the helpful controls attribute). This covers the 3 most important media types, namely pictures, music, and videos. However, there is a fourth ty
[Bug 13099] New: Why doesn't the SELECT element have a placeholder attribute? Often a dropdown box contains an initial text like "Please make a choice".
Interaction of <blockquote> with the prohibition on nested <footer>s. "When the footer element contains entire sections, they represent appendices, indexes, long colophons, ve