- From: Paul Mansfield <PaulM@roundpeg.com>
- Date: Fri, 9 Feb 2001 09:57:52 -0500 (EST)
- To: "'www-talk@w3.org'" <www-talk@w3.org>
Hi, I thought your document to be especially useful and hope that the browser people will listen. 1) intelligent handling of unclosed tags If a document does not close important tags such as TABLE, then the client should assume that the end of the document by default has those close tags and attempt to display the content rather than miss it out. The client may optionally inform the user that the page's markup is incorrect or incomplete. 2) saving documents to local storage The client should not attempt a conversion of files for CRLF mapping unless the document is specifically of mime type text/plain or text/html. The client should not decompress files on saving without offering the user choice, whether or not it decompresses the files for viewing. 3) Font sizes and colours The browser should allow the user to force larger fonts, and force the foreground and background colours as well as background images; this is especially important for users with eyesight impairment, and/or users of restricted display technology. thanks for your efforts, Paul
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