pshaughn

The 'Strange allowheaders (case insensitive)' case of https://github.com/web-platform-tests/wpt/blob/master/cors/request-headers.htm expects a leading comma to be accepted. I notice that the parser is fine with the consecutive commas in the middle; it's...

It might make sense for client code to be able ask the Mime class two distinct questions that don't always have the same answer: "What charset is this content type?"...

https://github.com/whatwg/fetch/issues/332 is referenced in the commit that added the WPT test.

@seanmonstar may be right as to the overall general case. It does make sense to think of the non-conformant things that browsers have to allow for backwards compatibility as a...

This might be a general IME problem that shouldn't depend on page authors opting into the fix on a form-by-form basis. Perhaps when IMEs that care about the enter key...

I think the intent here is the map is from [strings representing names of event handlers] to [event handlers]. There might be a better way to phrase the sentence, but...

> Access-Control: public-resource I agree with @smaug----'s idea here. A brand-new header or a brand-new value for an old header would make sure it's an _explicit_ opt-in. A new use...

I would probably use this. I like being able to make the online and offline versions of a small Javascript project the exact same files, instead of having to package...

https://github.com/servo/servo/issues/24920 looks like it's because of a step in this, "Elements not in the HTML namespace containing no children, are serialized using the empty-element tag syntax (i.e., according to the...

"download", "translate", "spellcheck", and "reversed" are other HTML content attributes missing from the list.