> I'm interested in your comment in your "wish list" below about a need to > complete the HTML 4.01 Recommendation. Given that both Amaya and W3C are > geared toward XHTML in all its evolving forms, why do we need further work > on HTML 4.01? Hasn't it been superseded by XHTML and shouldn't work on Amaya > be focused solely on implementing the various XHTML Recommendations rather > than going back to a now superseded standard? The XHTML 1.0 standard depends upon & incorporates the HTML 4.01 standard. That's one reason. As a long-time user, the things that I think would most like to see the Amaya team complete are 1. HTML 4.01/XHTML 1.0 support 2. CSS 1 support 3. Unicode support 4. Annotea 5. MathML support 6. SVG support (that's my order of preferences). There's no need for frames support, as Amaya is not a consumer browser; and anyone who wants Amaya users to see their pages shouldn't use frames anyway (they're bad authoring practice) or should at least provide the "noframes" mechanism. Patrick Rourke ptrourke@methymna.comReceived on Monday, 23 July 2001 09:34:49 UTC
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