(12/01/13 0:25), Boris Zbarsky > Looks like WebKit treats unpaired surrogates just like mis-ordered > ones: it drops the whole declaration. I still see the grey box there so the declaration isn't droped. This is probably just how WebKit renders unpaired/mis-ordered surrogated. We might need a section in CSS3 Text (or CSS3 Fonts) on the suggested rendering of content like this. Example: data:text/html,<span></span><script>document.querySelector('span').textContent = "\udf06Test"</script> renders as "xTest" in IE, FF and "Test" in Opera but nothing on Webkit-based browser (not sure in what conditions are spaces rendered too...).Received on Thursday, 12 January 2012 16:55:52 UTC
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