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HTML: document.open() and quirks mode #10679
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assert_equals(frame.contentDocument.compatMode, "CSS1Compat"); | ||
}, "document.open() and quirks mode (iframe, new doctype)"); | ||
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// Test derived from quirks/blocks-ignore-line-height.html. |
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There's enough here to figure out that the test isn't really about the layout size of those divs, but can you spell out that this is all because there's no way to directly test if one is in limited quirks mode, and that this test is only valid on the assumption that the one linked here passes?
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Done.
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LGTM % foolip's comment
Per investigation in whatwg#3818, this change aligns the behavior of document.open() with Chrome and Safari. Tests: web-platform-tests/wpt#10679
Per investigation in #3818, this change aligns the behavior of document.open() with Chrome and Safari. Tests: web-platform-tests/wpt#10679. Closes #3831.
Per investigation in whatwg#3818, this change aligns the behavior of document.open() with Chrome and Safari. Tests: web-platform-tests/wpt#10679. Closes whatwg#3831.
Per investigation in whatwg#3818, this change aligns the behavior of document.open() with Chrome and Safari. Tests: web-platform-tests/wpt#10679. Closes whatwg#3831.
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