05:16 | <EveryOS> | About how capable would an HTML5 parser be at parsing XHTML (even if it ends up in quirks mode)? |
16:32 | <Domenic> | It would fail most badly on cases like <div/> |
16:34 | <Domenic> | The other major class I can think of is things where XML allows you to construct arbitrary tree structures but HTML does not. E.g. <br>Text content of the br element</br> or <select><p>Not an option element</p></select> |
16:48 | <sideshowbarker> | `<script src="foo.js" />` is a common real-world failure case |
18:37 | <EveryOS> | The other major class I can think of is things where XML allows you to construct arbitrary tree structures but HTML does not. E.g. |