Thank you everyone for sharing these links.
For my particular need, I want to try HTML5 Tidy to do something like TagSoup.
I compiled it for Windows (if anyone finds it useful, there is a compiled version here: http://portal.visiontecnologica.com/descargas/tidy/). What I need is to ignore unknown tags (I'm using it on Web Components import files, and those have a lot of new element declarations), but I can't find an option to ignore non-standard tags. The only option I see is declaring them on the config file, but isn't practical.
In the other hand, validator.nu looks like a very interesting parser so see integrated in eXist-db.
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De: Liam R E Quin [mailto:]
Enviado el: martes, 15 de julio de 2014 10:41 p. m.
Para: Daniel Grossberg
CC: L2L 2L; William Velasquez; ; Daniel Grossberg []
Asunto: Re: [xml-dev] Well formed HTML5
On Tue, 15 Jul 2014 21:21:03 -0500
Daniel Grossberg <> wrote:
>
> Harnessing something like "HTML Tidy for HTML5" seems more immediately
> practical to me in getting to a solution than expecting a revision of
> what makes XML XML
Yes. We (W3C) aren't able to make breaking changes to XML; XML 1.1 taught us that, painfully.
Liam
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