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data:text/xml,<!DOCTYPE a [<!ENTITY foo PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.1//EN" "">]><a>&foo;</a>

&foo; is expanded to the empty string...

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closed a five-years-old bug!

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<i><b><u></i><isindex>

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XML is difficult :-<

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pure-Perl DOM XPath support added: https://t.co/SHawSfkHYs

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Wow, document.evaluate("/child::node()",document).iterateNext()==document.doctype is true!?

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Interestingly, string-length() returns # of 16-bit code units (!= # of chars) in Firefox and Chrome, violating http://t.co/sYHZLd2AiO ...

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nemui...

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It's really waste of time to remember random string like http://t.co/GxjpEcci ...

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@motemen Thanks!

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Idempotency...

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More than 100,000 test cases are not enough to understand how browsers parse URLs...

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It's far more complicated...

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Compatibility is more important than consistency, I guess...

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Browsers' canonicalization of mailto: URL is very simple. Good!

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there are many choices, all of them are broken in different ways. sigh...

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URL processing rules is back to wa1 spec, so i no longer have to refer svn diff for them. good :)

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":" in authority is very, very ugly

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chrome and ie both normalize ipv6 address in url, but handle ipv4-address-embedded ipv6 addresses differently...

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chrome and ie normalize hexadecimal/octal/decimal ipv4 address to canonical dotted-decimal form; other browsers do not...