- From: Jan Vidar Krey <janv@opera.com>
- Date: Mon, 10 Dec 2007 01:09:25 +0100
- To: public-wsc-wg@w3.org
Hello all, Having read through the document, and the various comments already seen here I am fairly happy with this document, but I do have a few extra notes. Feel free to throw me an action item if you like. 5.4: This section should have a "catch all" clause for any type of content, not just those mentioned in what appears to be an inclusive list. A few other items that come to mind; applets, plugins and other media types such as video or audio. 8. Robustness This section focuses very much on the visual aspects of a traditional desktop browser. I think we can broaden the scope significantly by changing the language slightly. Another problem that comes to mind with non-visual browsers, such as an aural browsers; how can security context information be communicated? Or, fundamentally; How is chrome (lacking a better word) and content sparated? I am no expert in this field, but different voices for security information and page content sounds like an obvious solution, or using a predefined (well established) sequence of information, another. This might be relevant for ISSUE-115, as well as the IdentitySignal wiki page. 8.1.2 "Web User Agents MUST NOT display material controlled by Web content in parts of the user interface that are intended or commonly used to communicate trust information to users." I suggest changing the word "display" to "present". Cheers -janvidar -- Jan Vidar Krey Unix Software Developer Opera Software ASA tel: +47 24164287 (work) / +47 98607328 (mobile) I have had my television aerials removed. It's the moral equivalent of a prostate operation. -- Malcolm Muggeridge
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