Réf. : Re: [9fans] Gecko based web browser

Réf. : Re: [9fans] Gecko based web browser

[boyd.roberts]

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the general problem is that the spec is out of control:

    mime
    java*
    activex
    cookies
    frames
    tables
    images in tables -- ug
    footnotes
    etc...

and in perpetual change [-- yes :].

i think it's a lost cause.



                                                                  
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rob pike wrote:

> > W3's.  Really.  :)
> I know I can look this up myself, but... does W3 propose a
> Javascript standard?
>

Sorry for my 2 cents, again.
but I think that:

Javascript isn't a solution of the problem, of "dynamizing" of the
web-content.
It is partial solution, which a source of incompatibilities.

If you would like to hear my mind....
the WWW is an obsolete thing too.
first the web is not enough interactive,
with it web have a lot of ambiguous standards and semi-standards.


>
> -rob


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Réf. : Re: [9fans] Gecko based web browser

[boyd.roberts]

this is not amazingly well researched, but a http file system
has a certain appeal.  it's just 'feels' doable.