Mozilla is really good (as opposed to IE) in displaying pages
with mixed left-to-right and right-to-left (bidirectional)
content. However, the display of the *source* can become
somewhat messy. Here's an example:
http://www.unics.uni-hannover.de/nhtcapri/temp/messy.html
Look at the source in Mozilla!
I read at http://www.unicode.org/re****ts/tr9/#HL4
| The bidi algorithm *can* be applied independently
| to one or more segments of structured text.
Mozilla doesn't do this. But note the word "can" - the bidi
algorithm does not require to break down HTML source text
("structured text") with bidirectional content.
How should we regard the messy source text display:
Bug? Inconvenience? Feature?
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Netscape 3.04 does everything I need, and it's utterly reliable.
Why should I switch? Peter T. Daniels in <news:sci.lang>
