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When it comes to advanced browser based editing solutions like CKEditor, execCommand is irrelevant. It is not used at all. So I assume that developers of such solutions have zero interest on spec'ing it (option 6). That's in fact my personal vote.
There may be others instead which could be interested on such API though for cheap editing implementations. I'm appositely not taking them in consideration in my personal vote because I want it to represent a group with specific needs, but it would be wonderful to have them leaving their voice here.
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6 seems fine.
Even if implemented consistently across browsers, execCommand will not suffice for anything beyond simple ‘bold/italic’. What’s worse, execCommand is by definition too abstract and, used alongside more complex markup, will inevitably become dangerous (<span style="font-weight: normal; color: black">
, anyone?)
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Agreed. I propose that at the F2F meeting in Paris, we go for 6 (deprecate it; don't spec it).
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We went for something a la "We will not spend much time on writing the spec, the browsers do not respect the spec, we keep the notice at the top, but it will likely stay around for another 100 years and will be specced some time in the future."
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Related Issues (20)
- [EditContext] Issues for May 11 meeting HOT 1
- TPAC 2023 participation - Call for topics HOT 1
- TPAC 2023 participation
- TPAC 2023 participation
- Define behavior of pressing enter in inline editing host HOT 12
- [charter] execCommand spec should be in scope HOT 19
- CfC to include execCommand to list of possible deliverables HOT 1
- RFC: Contenteditable "indent"/"outdent" implementations are not aligned with popular editors HOT 9
- TPAC 2023 agenda HOT 2
- [Delayed Clipboard Rendering] Privacy issue while reading data for web custom types HOT 25
- Outdent behavior with respect to list items is not aligned with popular editors
- Outdent immediately after indent should restore pre-indent DOM (like popular editors do)
- Linked privacy security doc is for older pickling proposal? HOT 1
- RFC: What is expected when a root editable element's contents are completely removed via execCommand
- Support navigator.clipboard inside of Service Workers HOT 9
- Delayed clipboard rendering TAG feedback HOT 3
- Upstream changes from trusted types HOT 1
- TPAC 2024 participation HOT 1
- normative spec changes do not always end up as issues filed with browsers HOT 8
- [execCommand] 9.22 The 'insertText' command action step 5. incorrectly states (U+00A0) as a newline character
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