> A few things worth noting: First, we've actually tried a bunch of > this before, and you're not using it now so I think we can say that at > some level it was unsuccessful. Example: Technically, frames are a subset of such a proposed feature. You have a slim container HTML, that loads external data later on. Why were frames abandoned? Out of several reasons the most significant problem was the missing ability to create a deep-link into the content. When you think of it, this is on first sight kind of surprising, that frames, pure markup elements, interact with URLs in a way, that makes them unusable. -ManuelReceived on Friday, 20 March 2015 19:23:31 UTC
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