More like non-standardized parts which currently are working drafts only.
But seeing how just saying "this is standard HTML, really!" again and again and again worked for the What WG, I guess there is nothing wrong in browser-vendors attempting to do the same to get their proprietary extensions embedded into the standard as well. At least it's not much worse.
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What will change? Before was Flash, now is HTML5?
More like non-standardized parts which currently are working drafts only.
But seeing how just saying "this is standard HTML, really!" again and again and again worked for the What WG, I guess there is nothing wrong in browser-vendors attempting to do the same to get their proprietary extensions embedded into the standard as well. At least it's not much worse.
All is good in browser-wars and love, etc.