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http://www. | There are quite a few places in HTML5 that have issue boxes. This page lists the remaining items that are not yet included into the main specification properly: | ||
* <del>Ruby (http://www.w3.org/TR/ruby/)</del> | |||
* <del>Rendering</del> | |||
* <del>Forms (Web Forms 2.0)</del> | |||
If enough experience is gained on time the following features will be looked at as well: | |||
* <del>SVG and MathML support in the HTML syntax</del> | |||
* Extensibility in HTML | |||
There are several other features considered for future versions of HTML: | |||
* <del>ECMAScript Threading API (based on Google Gears WorkerPool)</del> | |||
* <del>API for 3D immediate mode graphics</del> | |||
Latest revision as of 15:00, 20 October 2012
This document is obsolete.
For more information, see: WHATWG Issues List
There are quite a few places in HTML5 that have issue boxes. This page lists the remaining items that are not yet included into the main specification properly:
Ruby (http://www.w3.org/TR/ruby/)RenderingForms (Web Forms 2.0)
If enough experience is gained on time the following features will be looked at as well:
SVG and MathML support in the HTML syntax- Extensibility in HTML
There are several other features considered for future versions of HTML:
ECMAScript Threading API (based on Google Gears WorkerPool)API for 3D immediate mode graphics