- From: Christian Biesinger <cbiesinger@web.de>
- Date: Tue, 05 Sep 2006 10:32:44 -0700
Shadow2531 wrote: > However, see <http://shadow2531.com/opera/testcases/plugins/wmp/004.html> I don't have a WMP plugin (or a Windows OS, at the moment), do you have maybe a flash testcase? Also: which version of Firefox did you test with? > Either way, it works in Opera, but the difference is that with the > latter, the plugin itself does the resolving. If you actually want > the plugin itself to do the resolving, and the plugin doesn't know > codebase, I think you should be allowed to make things work. I absolutely don't think this should be up to each implementor. And I don't think the spec should require it either. Where does this baseurl attribute come from anyway? I can't seem to find docs on it. > It's the wmp netscape plugin and MS's documentation that's the > problem, but they're never going to fix it, which is why I think it > should be allowed to make things work even if it is the plug-ins > fault. Why are they never going to fix it? And why should the browser work around it? > To sum things up, there needs to be a set or common way of making > pain-in-the-butt plugins work, but again, I guess this is beyond the > spec. Why does there _need_ to be such a way?
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