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Making assumptions about error correcting heuristics of some current browsers just to save some bytes is not a good strategy.

For instance: The markup of the monastery is basic enough to be interpreted by a new reader, like a Tk or mobile app. Those will not show the same intelligence.

Furthermore, we do parse and filter the markup here. Unbalanced tags might lead to unwanted effects.

Cheers Rolf
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In reply to Re^5: Convert BMP to HTML by LanX
in thread Convert BMP to HTML by harangzsolt33

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