No because fragments in HTML pages have a very different meaning, they are definitely not media fragments as defined in the MF specs, they are identifiers found in the parsed HTML content and used through the DOM API. The MF specs and HTML spaces are immediately incompatible without an adaptation layer that transforms an HTML content into a media (image or video to provide it *additional* 2D positional properties with a document container). But both use a base <url> and generate their own set of "fragment" identifiers.Received on Tuesday, 13 November 2012 22:27:38 UTC
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