Attached is a test case showing that some browsers consider U+0080 “non-ASCII” for the purpose of CSS tokenization, while the CSS spec say that non-ASCII is U+00A0 and above. My proposal is to change the CSS definition of non-ASCII to “U+0080 and above” to match implementations (as well as any definition of ASCII which stops at most at 0x7F.) Discussion starts here: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/2013Jan/0394.html -- Simon Sapin
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